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WAILUKU WEATHER THIS WEEK'S MAILS Max. Mln. R'fall From the Coast: Tomorrow June 16 85 69 .00 Makura from Vancouver; June 17 85 68 .00 Sunday; 18 Semi-Weekl- Lurline from Seattle June 83 70 .00 y Monday, Korea Maru; Wed- June 19 83 71 .00 nesday, Manoa. June 20 84 71 .00 Maui News To the Coast: Tuesday, Ven- June 21 86 71 . .00 tura; Wednesday, Matsonia, June 22 85 71 .00 No 'FOR THE VALLEY ISLE FIRST" via Hilo. rainfall. To the Orient: Monday, Ko- rea Maru.

22nd. YEAR No. 1177. SEMI-WEEKL- Y MAUI NEW3, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1922. PRICE 5 CENTS

Suit For $100,000 More Attractions Hawaiian Wanted Honolulu is Gay Dr. Mead, Expert on Crowds Laugh As Results From Raid Added Make Happy As Member Land And ShrinersAre Land Settlement to Injured Workers Made Reach Maui July 1 at Waikapu Executive Committee Meets Board by Maui In Full Contro Beg For Water And Goes Over Plans; In- Dr. Elwood Mead, California land Action of Trespass in Case Republican Committee and Parades, See-in- g Every Department Reports Concerts, Sight Brutal and Inhuman Treat- stituted by Japanese; Search settlement expert now in the Islands Its Preparedness Governor Not in Perfect Trips, Entertainments Non-Unio- in the interests of the Hawaiian ment of n Men Without Warrant Grounds Accord as to Member to be And Dances Homes Project will be on Maui July Staged; Capital Reported From Coal Mine For Action Make Happy plans were gone care- Named on Commission City Brilliant 1, 2 and 3. He will be afforded the fully at a meeting of the Executive opportunity to look over homestead-in- Town in Southern Illinois Committee In Forester's Hall Wed- and agricultural and horticultu- nesday evening and the heads of (ASSOCIATED Action in the form of "trespass in the Sam E. Kalama or Charles Wilcox PRESS) ral and live stock endeavors as con- I ASSOCIATED PRESS) the case" damages various rendered their for HONOLULU, ducted on this Island and for in the sum of member of the land board is June 23 Sixty-fiv- e near the HEURlN, 111.. June 22 Twenty-si- flOO.OOO has been brought by reports on progress and the readiness the to more close of his Slav Will meet tha mem. Attorney departments. recommendation the Governor Shriners arrived on the steam- known dead bodies spread about In an Eugene Murphy for of their various It was of the Maul Central Republican Com- er Nile. bers of the Maui Chamber or Com- area 15 T. Nakagawa a snappy meeting gives promise this morning, the "rear guard" of miles, some riddled with against Prohibition Enforcement Off- and mittee. At a meeting yesterday it of the party merce and others who may be in- bullets, of a carnival that will be pep and go to which Honolulu has others beaten and clubbed to icer "Ned" Crabbe and County Officers again refused to endorse Worth O. been turned over during stay. terested in the subject of the rehabi- death and th Joe from Btart to finish. their litation movement on MoLokai. Coelho, Huakini Enos and Thomas Aiken for commissioner. Yesterday came the Matsonia with 150 shown by the check up made at noon Readiness Shown de- Wednesday Clark as an outgrowth of the raids it Prior to the special election for Shriners among her passengers and morning a letter from by the Associated Press. It is report- . made by in legate to congress ex- 10 George P. Cooke was by them the Waikapu planta- Horse racing has for forty years the Governor at o'clock the H. IF. Alexander fol- received ed that union sympathizers stormed tion camp on 15, Nakaga- of pressed his desire to name O. lowed - M.llHIin . .,.. Secretary Gray of the Chamber one n June when been considered a Fourth July Worth the . llnor....w .1,1.Intn yUl I, lilt" of of the mines of tlm 3iiitt,.-- wa and two other Japanese were ar- feature on Maui and this year will Aiken to the land board and asked Matsonia arrivals immediately prepar- Commerce giving the dates of the Illinois Coal Compajiy at daylight They L. M. proposed and rested. appeared in court the prove no exception, judging from the Judd of the Territorial Com- ed for the huge parade that was to visit and less than two ia a camp captured more than a hun- following morning, Friday, June 16 interest that is being displayed though mittee to present the subject to the follow the arrival of li ai hours later Executive Secretary dred non-unio- delegation. mine workers. and their cases were continued one entries cio not close until Sunday so Maui At a and escort "Sunny Jim," the Imperial George P. Cooke himself put in an Some terrible Krenen nni oi.ri.i., Walluku appearance. Mau-n- a week, until this morning. There was it was impossible to make a definite the Maui delegation declined wicumic tin u uie imperial Divan from He had taken the have been witnessed by the Associat- to favorably Loa Tuesday, Mo-lok- a fourth arrest of a Chinese and in final report. act on the suggestion uui; hi capuol where they were wel- dropped off and ed PreSS COrrestmndent in ovlnrr one instance there were three charges Every Island of the group is send- and a letter was sent to th Rnvor. comed by Governor Farrington. and come across nn the MiUn. through the country to where the disorder lodged and in the others two charges ing its best Japanese wrestlers to nar that effect by the old county Those arriving on the Matsonia were hala. Plans for the visit of Dr. Mead occurred. At one point he saw six each of violations of the federal pro- "Make Happy". In addition, to the committee. The Governor again eiveii a inrin Uiat was not on pro- and himself on the lates mentioned men lying in the road, tied together. wrote to Mr. the were speedily hibition laws. It is asserted that the advices from Kauai that three wrest- Judd and said there gram when the engine of one of the arranged. They were terribly mangled, wounded - renrpRpnt fjjirrtpn appeared to aj-m- raids were made without the prelim- lers wnnlrt the be a misannrclionslnn planes went wrong and forced Other Plans Changed by bullets and bruii-e- and had, it was inary of a search warrant issuing. Island, letters have come from Ho- and the objection voiced to the pro- - the plane to said, been dragged yoseu descend into the ocean. Other engagements precluded an to the spot they nolulu and Hilo giving the names of appointment was not a good None of the occupants was coming to Maui by lay behind an automobile. A Charges in Complaint one. Mr. Judd again hurt and earlier Dr. Mead crowd the Oahu and Big Island competitors. wrote to Maui the plane was slightly damaged. and to make the trip at the fixed date of hundreds of men and women looked , and the In the complaint which was filed Baseball will have a program that action of the new County In the parade "Sunny Jim" rode one he is foregoing a visit to Kauai. on as the suffering men lay their moan- in the court Tuesday af- will give fans all the sport Committee yesterday was the answer. of ing circuit late the that three camels and Potentate Harry Though there are irrigated homo-stead- s and begging lor water. The Asso- ternoon Nakagawa alleges that on can be asked. Plans of that Commit- In making the recommendation the Denison of Aloha ciated Press correspondent committee another. Two mem- there, Mr. Cooke felt that rushed off June 15, 1922, the defendants "enter- tee have already been outlined. There added that it believed a bers of Islam rode Daisy, the elephant Maui had more diversified farming to get them the drink they craved ed into and upon his permises and will be six games of ball, one of the Hawaiian should be a member of from the Honolulu zoo. to but returning with the board offer. He arrives two days after the water he was assaulted and detained him with force few changes in the program being the and it made its recommen- Stock exchange postponed ses- the dinner to Judge driven off at the point of guns. One of dations in. its Case which it had arm, clubs and revolver for more elimination of the proposed Monday that belief. Neither Ka- sion Until 11:30 to allow fnr IVio r.0- -. been hoped he could attend. woman, with a baby in her arms plac- morning game. lama nor Wilcox is ap- than two hours and until he had paid There will be two seeking the ade. Monday afternoon, July 3 there ed her foot on one of the wounded men to them the sum of $100 to obtain his morning games and tour in the after- pointment but named An afternoon and said: "I'll see you them never of sight seeing and will be a special meeting of or in- in hell before release" and their departure from his noons, three of the afternoon games the less. an evening of entertainment formal reception by Maui you get a drink of water." following directly followed the cham premises which "they had entered after the races. Other Recommendations Honolulu was never more brilliant or ber of Commerce to meet Dr. Mead Darkness last night forced a cessa- - without warrant, authority or justifi beautifully tion Sweet Singers Coming In the making of appointments, ac- decorated and illuminated During all the time of his visit acti- for the time of the fltrliHntr that cation of the law." Reports from Court Canutes cording to a resolution passed than last night. vities on Maui will center chiefly had gone on for several hours between The $100 com- said at the mentioned in the that in their vaudeville program there meeting, Maui favors the naming of This morning the public schools about Kahulul and the Foresters' sinners or strike sympathizers and plaint gave non-unio- n is the $100 cash bail which the will be solos by Mae June Almos, Republicans where competent appli- an exhibition in honnr nf tho Make Happy and it haa been decided miners. Thousands of shots officers say Nakagawa put up to in- were exchanged. Manuel Almos and John .Noble. cants of the dominant party ar-- to Shriners which was followed by trips to hold the meeting for him in the In the darkness that sure his appearance in court next Courts Valley be found, otherwise to the Pali, Haleiwa, Schofield, Territorial Building for caused the cessation of firing, thou morning. Isle and Lunalilb have the reappoint- the it is felt it their programs prepared and assured ment of Democrats who have shown pineapple canneries and a luau is to would be impossible to get an atten- sands ot persons, many of them arm- Under the provisions of the law a the competency. It be held at the new Hawaiian village dance in the Chamber of ed, rushed to the mine tho exclusively executive committee of two at- recommended the Commerce house used for dwelling tractive evenings. reappointment of Postmasters Costa this noon. In the afternoon there are rooms at that time that would bo so confusion making it impossible to purposes cannot be entered without a Eddie Fernandez is now busy and Silva as there were no Republi- more bandconcerts, more surfing, the satisfactory as can be secured nt check up on reports until after day- to secure a at the light. search warrant and search Kahulul grounds arranging in- cans applying for appointment. A hibiscus show at Iolani palace and the Fair Grounds directly following must strong evi- the warrant there be stallation of his tour shows, the big Garcia's name V.ad been mentioned this evening "A Night in Hawaii" will the horse racing. The meeting will, The disorders followed the receipt being with-,i- n or a telegram dence of the law violated wheel go be- for Wailuku but he withdrew be repeated, visiting bands will give therefore, be called for Monday after- from President Lewis of premises. and the merry round it He the The contention of sides two dozen other concessions. was recommendod for chairman of a concert in the Palace Grounds and noon, July 3, at that hour. Dr. Mead the United Mine Workers that the the plaintiff is that his home was such will , men working in Some of the registration commission to suc-ce- d there be another dance at the will take the Mauna Kea from La- the mine of the South- dwelling by enter- the paraphernalia arrived a house, and that Saturday but some was carried on to M. C. Rosa whose term is expir- Moana. haina that night and will sail from ern Illinois Company were "common ing It without a search warrant the Mahukona Tuesday. However, it was ing. Honolulu on Wednesday July 5. strike breakers." Union leaders deny act of trespass was accomplished. brought back and To fill vacant les on the election In order to get Dr. Mead to Maui having killed anybody. On hand it is the conten- unloaded Wednes- the other day evening. Fernandez says he Is boards the following rprnmmonHa(i. Wu Ting Fang Dead arrangements have been made to have tion of federal authorities that the bringing the four were made in the various precincts: the Mauna Loa held until after the (ASSOCIATED TRESS) having on the premises of liquor for best attractions of Honolulu's Merry Way. The sword 1. Mrs. D. W. K. White, member. luncheon of the Hawaiian Civic Club. MARION, 111., June 23 Sheriff sale or the manufacturing of liquor a swallower puts 22 inches of cold steel 2. August T?ei Shanghai Rspcrt He had purposed coming on the Thaxton of Williamson County has in a home or about home premises in to on telegraphed down his throat and the fire eater George Kauhi, members. arrive Saturday morning Governor Small that "the the one instance transform the nature has every one wondering. but found all space had been taken situation is well in hand, is no "home" into a store and in the The danc- 3. Mrs. Leila Espinda, there of the ing show, he says is the best he has member. (ASSOCIATED PRESS) for the Foresters' convention and clanger of further outbreaks and no into a distillery or brewery ac- 4. Mr. Hnnphpi'o- - . other ever been to- e, tt SHANGHAI, Make Happy. need of troops. is able to gather siatnvuaumau, XI. June 23 Reuter's cording to what being made, that gether. All in all Saffery and D. P. Palena, members. News Agency Will the selling or making of liquor puts he has never reports that Wu Ting Visit Farms brought so much nor better to any 5. Mrs. Wm. Buck, member. Fang is dead. Mr. Cooke had (ASSOCIATED PRESS) the place without the protection of of written to Senator the Maul County Fairs. 6. John N. Kahoi, Wu Ting Fang was in his 81st year Harold W. Rice relative to arranging CINCINNATTI, O., June 23 Pres-de- nt the law as used exclusively for dwell- Two luaus are member. ing purposes. to be served on the 7. Kahi Kenolio, and for many years was known as one for Dr. Mead to see agriculture on Lewis of the United Mine Work- grounds on Tuesday, one from 11:30 member. of the most picturesque figures ers declared this morning to 8. David Kiakona, in the Maui and also took the subject up that the Crabbe States Position 1:30 and one from 4:30 to 6:30 chairman and diplomatic service at Washington dur- with Manager H. B. Penhall.ow of "United Mine Workers is not in any was a new announcement made Nelson Kaloa, member. ing his two terms degree responsible for the Ned Crabbe went to the sheriff's at ""9. there. He was a Wailuku Sugar Company with whom unfortunate office Wednesday morning and was the meeting. Edward Wilson, chairman and native of Singapore, was educated in he lunched on Wednesday. occurences at Herrin." He charged served with the papers in the case. Parade starts Tuesday Geo. Kauwekoolani, member. Canton, studied English in Canton and Dr. Mead has been greatly interes- that "sinister influences are working Speaking of the suit he said that in Other important announcements 10. li. Kapohakimohewa, member later enrolled as a student in Lincoln's ted in what he has seen of the land among the miners" to incite a spirit his actions as prohibition enforcement were that there will be a parade of 11. Alfred Furtadn phalrman on.l Inn London. He later became chief possibilities of the Islands, Mr. Cooke of violence and that the Coal Com- officer he has been governed at all Foresters Tuesday morning, leaving Jos Tam Sing, member. director of the University of Tientsin. says and the commission is satis- pany has in its employ thousands of times by the directions of the pamph- Foresters' Hall at 8 and proceeding to i. Mioi Kekua, member. His sympathies with the United fied that It will receive suggestions detectives at work among the strikers. let on the law and its provisions and tho Fair Grounds and that the Dis- 13. Wm. T. SlTIVthe nlmli-ninn- - T States during the Boxer troubles led and recommendations from the visi- de- trict Court IC. Puu FVlilin .t to his recall from Washington SPRINGFIELD, 111., 23 Direct- rulings on it furnished him by the Convention will be held and s iiiv,, incur and tor which will be of great value as June partment in which he is employed. on Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. bers. only the intimation from this country the development of the project pro- or Medill of the state department of Arrangements 14. that his beheading "offen- mines gave his opinion He said he acted on such directions - for the meeting and Horace Kekumu and J. K. would be ceeds. that it would and instructions in the making of the receiving- of the throng of visitors Hueu, members. sive to the United States" saved his "be a bad thing" to send troops to raids at Waikapu and would stand up- were started when committees were 15. J. Kaiwi, Sr., member. life,' it was reported. He was dis- Herrin at this time. on them as his authority. named for the meeting of steamers 16. D. K. Wailehua, chairman. graced but later reappointed to Wash- Maui Publishing Co. "If the contention of Nakagawa and at Lahaina and at Kahulul. 17. Jonah Kal ington. WAUKEGAN, June ,23 Governor Court Valley G. Dr. Wu was Small has his attorney are correct," Crabbe con- Island will have a W. Kauhane and J. B. Malulu, mem-- 1 instrumental in bring- received a telegram from tinued, "such difficulties will be add- meeting Wednesday evening at which bers. ing many reforms to China and was Will Double Capital Col. S. N. Hunter, representing the ed to the work as to make it practi- instructions as to dress for the Tues- 18. Wm. D. Scott TTnf fhal rm nil an ardent advocate of the "open door." adjutant general at Herrin, placing cally impossible to enforce the 18th day parade and other subjects will be Jos. K. Kailieha and J. W. Kawaakoa! Although always an advocate of the blame for the riot and massacre amendment. Our contention is that given to the members. memDers. peace, the stormy times of 1917 when Stockholders Vote on the shoulders of county officials. where liquor Is sold at a house the Sale of grand stand reservations 19. .Joseph K. Kamauao and S. P. President Li Yuan Hung dismissed The message said that such officials place is no longer used exclusively will open with Eddie Tam at the Kaai, .members. his premier for declaring war on Ger- at no time in the past week were able for dwelling purposes and loses its Baldwin Bank, Kahulul, Mondav 20. Rev. I. D. Iaea, chairman. many, Dr. Wu was named acting Increase In the capital stock of the to handle the situation and should character as a home, Is no longer ex- morning. 21. David Kaai, Jr., chairman. premier. Maui Publishing Company, publisher have requested troops to assist them empted from investigation by the of this paper, was voted at a meet- in preserving order. search and seizure law." Former ing of the stockholders held Tuesday Crabbe said that developments of Chief Staff Gompers Again Chosen Russell Cases in Us capitalization will be doubled and WASHINGTON, June 23 Secretary today, if the cases went to trial as set, the iiew finances will be used for of Labor Davis, after a conference would vindicate his action and those Of Britain Slain Hilo the purchase of new machinery and with President Harding, declared that of the other officers. Head of Federation Nolle Pressed equipment and for a addition to its those responsible for the Herrin dis- Admittedly on the decision that will builiiing. Shares are to be offered to orders shall be prosecuted to the full- par un- est extent of the law. be made in the suit just brought will (ASSOCIATED the stockholders at and any depend greatly the success or failure PRESS) (ASSOCIATED PRESS) Senator Russell will not have to subscribed will be offered to the pub- LONDON, of efforts made to enforce the 18th June 22 Field Marshall CINCINNATTI, June 23 Samuel face trial for the rhn lic, if any there should be. Thu last amendment and the Volstead act. Sir Henry H. Wilson, formerly chief Gompers was unanimously ties in connection with the People's s."'e of shares was at a premium of French Court Convicts This morning the cases of the three of staff of Great Britain, lately elect- president of the American Federation Bank and Trupst Company of Hilo. 10 percent. ed to parliament A special Maul Publishing or-- 1 Japanese taken in the raids went over from an Ulster con- of Labor. Eight incumbent to the Honolulu Adver-- i Company was Poetess of Murder for a week in the magistrate' court. stituency and appointed military ad- were also User says the cases against him have ganized in January 1905 and tooic County Attorney Uevins has written to viser for the Ulster government was CHICAGO, June 23 The Hargrave been nolle prossed. The dispatch over the newspaper, Maul News, and United States Attorney Huber asking asassinated today just outside of his agency follows: plant of G. B. Robertson the paper secret service which had PARIS, 22 (Associated if it will be satisfactory if the cases London home. Two men were arrest- thirty operatives on guard The cases against James W. Rus- having been started in 1898. lis! June Press ed who gave at the Marie Bessarabo, poetess play- be tried in the federal court. their names as James Lester mine when stormed, reports 28 sell, former president of the People's giowth haa been steady since and and O'Brien and James Connelly, a police- missing. bank, have been nolle prossed by rapid during the past two year dur- wright, was convicted of the murder man, the latter also dying of his Attorney General Harry Irwin. ing which its capacity has been about of her husband Georges whose body wounds. The papers doubled. was found in a trunk at Nancy two Labor Representative have been mailed from years ago. The Central News Agency says that CINCINNATTI, June 22 (Associa- Honolulu and will be presented in New plans of the company contem- The court decided be- three bullets hit Wilson who al- ted Press) The American Federa- the circuit court plate the purchase of a news- cause of the extenuating circum died before Judge second stances most immediately. An eye . tion of Labor, in Bession here, adop- Homer L. Ross on paper press so the one surrounding the case to sen- Is Expected on Maui witness Thursday. The that old can tence says that one of the assassins attempt- ted a resolution favoring an investi- ground for nolle prosequi is that in be used for job work of tho larger her to 20 years imprisonment. ed suicide inflicting a serious Injury gation of the "alleged discriminatory the attorney general's opinion the sort, a new ruling plant and new Her daughter was acquitted of com upon himself. action said to be contemplated by cases are too weak to handle, bindery equipment as well as for an plicity in the case. Rudolph Scharrenberg, representa- Lady Wilson was in the house at Harvard" to bar Hebrews as students. It is stated that the facts will be addition which will be built back of The prosecution allowed the motive tive of the American Federation of the time, heard the shots Resolutions were also adopted urg- Put up to the grand its building to house ruling of the murder was Madame Bessara-bo'- s and rushed ing jury again at the and Labor and regarded as personal rep- out. She found her husband lying on an appeal to the Sherman Anti a later date. bindery departments. In part the in- effort to obtain a commission resentative of Samuel Gompers, the the pave dying. Trust law and a constitutional crease are made in preparation for of 600.000 francs due her hus- ex- amendment band from oil president of that organization, is Sir Henry had been under police empowering congress to DENOUNCES UNCLE SAM the publication of Maui News as a concessions in pected to be on Maui the first three protection for several weeks, au- veto supreme court decisions . daily. Mexico where the couple lived prior the to 1914. days of next week. thorities fearing that an attempt (ASSOCIATED PRESSI M. R. Pereira, manager of the com- Her first husband, Paul in pany, Jacques, was a The visitor is the Islands to might be made upon his life. FILIPINOS PUT OFF HAVANA, will leave lor the mainland suicide in Paris under study labor conditions and is being June 21 The newspaper within a few mysterious circumstances in 1914. Sir Austen Chamberlain announced La Naclon in its weeks to purchase the afforded all possible opportunities so the to commons (ASSOCIATED PRESS) last issue bitterly new machinery and equipment. assassination and attacked the United States and de to do. It is expected that he will be moved adjournment as re- -t- TO OPPOSE JOHNSON a mark of WASHINGTON, June 21 President clared that "hatred of the American t- accompanied here by Col. D. S. Bow- spect . Harding today told the Philippines must be our new religion." It con-- ! ELECTIONS INVALID (ASSOCIATED PRESS) man, head of the industrial welfare mission that he could imi vet H. tinues that the United States intervcn-- j service of the S. P. A. (ASSOCIATED PRESS) on congress the desirability of in (ASSOCIATED SAN FRANCISCO June 22 Charles expected he inde jed Cuba's revolt against Spain onlyi TRESS) C. It is will visit all the BELFAST, June 22 Reports of the pendence ror the Islands and indicated to gain of Morse, who was president of the control the Island and that CORK, Ireland, Pan-Pacifi- i """plantations and perhaps the pineapple assassination of Sir Henry Wilson has that he is not unlaterably opposed to Washington June 22 It is an- exposition lias announced of West, Central and East a forced the recent recon- nounced that the election in North his candidacy districts occasioned sensation here. Sinn autonomy but regards the mutter struction of the cabinet by and for the I'nited Slates Maui. Feiners are blamed for the deed. a question President! South Cork is invalid as the ballots .senate against Senator Hiram to be settled in due time. were tampered with. TWO SEMI-WEEKL- Y MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1922.

Who's 'Who' in Aloha Harbor Splash YOUR TIRE TROUBLES reduced to the minimum when you adopt Nine events Including two Hawai- holds the record in both events cov- are Americans are ering the former in 1:03 2 5 and the SPORTS' ian and three records THE UNIFORM TIRES LEADING HITTERS on the card for the Aloha swimming latter in 2:63 during her stay in the Great Battles On meet which started last night and Islands last year. will continue on tonight and windup Many swim fans predict Kealoha MILLER TIRES, CASINGS, TUBES AVERAGES TOLD tomorrow. These events Include the will beat Welsmuller by a hair in the 440 Hawaiian championship, 100 60 yard men's open. Pua Kealoha is yards women's Hawaiian champion- not thought a hard contender for You'll be satisfied with them. Let me quote you prices FROM BOX SCORE ship. 22D yard free style for women, either of the two. Dukes record of j and outfit you from a complete Haiku and Chinese Will Meet 60 yards mens open, 100 yard men's 23 flat is not expected to be broken. for equipping your car For Post Season Leader- - senior National and 50 yards womens The 100 yards senior national Is stock. Leadin& Team BattinS junior National. These are the conceded to be Weissmullers best I exclusive Maui Rights ship; Asahi vs 'Sports ForjWacs feature events of the meet and specu- distance. Record time held by Duke have Average to Date; Chinese Have lation is arising to high pitch over is 63 flat. Cellar Title Is picked to win the n .. xt. 1 tt n;i Dossible winners. Wehselau also ulcoresl iiuuiuer ui neavy nit--r In tne 440 yard Hawaiian champion- - 50 yard women's open. She and Bleib- DAN T. CAREY (By Anny-monlu- ters ; Haiku Third ship Welsmuller is expected to win trey hold the record jointly In that Gobs, Oil great gobs, of joy. but even snouia ne ao so ne win noi event at :28 4-- MAIN ST., WA1LUKU Pandemonism should --break lose at " be credited title holder as he is not In the 220 free style for men Weiss-mulle- r the Fair Grounds, Sunday afternoon, To Sequeira, the Sports Club third affiliated with any local club and is given wide range. The re- A battle meaning the leadership of Backer goes individual batting honors the event is strictly a Hawaiian re- cord now standing is held by McGill-vre- y the league will be fought out by Hai- - for games played in the regular Maui cord. The American and Hawaiian whose time was 2:24 . ku's rice birds and our little brothers league. Sequeira though at bat but record for the distance is held by The 100 yard backstroke should go the Chinese. Bill Engle, heap big man- - three times has rapped the ball for Ludy Langer whoBe time of 5:17 was to Warren Kealoha who holds the ager of our Oriental candidates for two safetys and leads all players with made in Honolulu in 1917. record for the harbor event, 1:08. pennant dropped in to Maui News Wehselau, Bowmer, and are the a percentage of .667. Wehselau Strong Moses SUITS TO ORDER office Thursday and made much voct-- ; iFollowing the Sports slugger comes predicted to finish in the order named ferous comment on the strength-- of Aluli Lyons the Wacs inflelder. Lyons Mariechen Wehselau is conceded in the 440 women's junior national Two members of our firm have studied tailoring in said slant eyed aggregation. Dill is beyond doubt the most consistent the best bet in the 100 yard Hawai- event. Bleibtrey made the record now lauded his gang of ball tossers both hitter in the major league, has faced ian championship for women al standing in Honolulu in 1920, her Mainland schools and hold diplomas. individually and team-- u aly and in a pitcher 11 times and secured 6 hits, though some dopesters predict she time 6:21 3-- fact we really believe that Hill has He is well above all players who have will be nosed out by Llllie Bowmer. The games committee for the Aloha kidded himsell into thinking that black played an equal number of games Helen Moses the girl star who swam swimming meet met Monday after- Korean Merchant Tailor Co. and gold hued flag is already flying with a percentage of .545. at Puunene last fall is also entered noon and completed arrangements gentle spasmodic wise-acre- s meet is and fluttering in the Next in line is Sueda, the main sup-breez- in the race. The also toot for the which considered will Kahului P. O. Box 40 that should entitle the Harbor port of the Asahl's pitching staff. He Wehselau's horn for the 220 yard free be the largest and most Interesting Puunene Road Town as well as our Eastern metropo- - has gotten an even break in six times style for women. Ethelda Bleibtrey held in Honolulu harbor. lis to the title of "Windy City." And. at bat lor an average of .500. Orders accepted for anything in Men's Clothing. oh yes. if reports are authentic, Wick six other players in the league are Out For Leaders and Cellar Kee and Walt. I) will be the formidable hitting above .400. Wells Cummings Invitations battery, and their motto, "Thumbs wjtn .455, Masaichi of the Asahi's .444, down." Waiwaiole of the Wacs .429, Caswell, Water Carnival and Champs Meet in But there's always two sides to a Spoils Club .429, and Akina the agree Box 86 Phone 135 story. And the rice birds don't Chinese rightfielder .429. Wada, an-wit- h P. 0. Engles version. The general con- - otner AgahI 8lab 8tar in five timeg at Dance in Puunene East Maui League census of opinion throughout East bat has hit safely twice for an average Maui is that they have Just about the f 40n. leaguer's, best l'il bunch of major and Invitations have issued for a water Two games are scheduled to bo some Texans, that has ever been ac- - nlne Though not holding highest carnival at the Puunene Tank to be played Sunday afternoon in tho East cumulated in that section and figure! the by Maul League. At penant grab box team batting average the Chinese lead followed a dance at the Puuneri Haiku. Kula meets their chances at the Club Hall next Tuesday event. ig. The the Palwela team and the Filipinos are rated clans A t. Annv-mon-iu- s is in the number of slngsters that are program is reported 1.0 have been versus Haiku will fill the bill for going to await the outcome on Sunday hitting above .300. Six players have the DR. H. K. TATEKAWA, 0. D. reached mark on Bill Engle's arranged by the swimming commitlwe doubleheader. afternoon. that - Akina .429, of the Maul Athletic but as compe- Haiku is leading Paia and Kula for Office in the Home Supply Co., building Kahului. The Sports and Asahi's have been, nine. leads with Shim the leadership by get a 375, Wadsworth and Paschoal .333, titions are limited to Maui entrants a half game and a Office Hours: playing with the elevator and no sanction from the A. A. U. was defeat of the cannery lads by the greater thrill going down than up. But Ah Leong .308 and Silva .300. Wicke 8 to 12 M., 7 8 :30 P. M. Sundays 8 to 12 A. M. makes up the seventh required though the competitors are Cellar champions will turn the race A. to the elevators on the bottom floor and hitter above body. Ribbons for the pennant open average witn .ZbU. registered with that Into a five cornered Hftflr the battle which will the "le are to be awarded to the successful tussle. days activities one only will be left to Next in heavy hitters are the Wacs. will rest, Four players of that aggregation have swimmers. The Wacs Sixteen events are scheduled for Q e A . claim the cellar championship. hit .300 and belter and nine at above only .250. They are Lyons .545, Wells the carnival with one performer OlgllS 01 ACtlVltV riiiiiiiuiiiiniiiiuiiiiiiaiiiiuiiiiiiuiiiiiiimiiniimiiiiuiaiiiiiiiiiiiicS Cummings .455, .429, Waiwaiole and public of MATSON NAVIGATION COMPANY James Alo .333. Five in seen at the recent meet are hitting Maut re- At Mauna Loa Told the .250 class. Bill Cummings, Ah the Athletic Club and is to I peat the diving exhibitions he gave VANILA SNAPS H Sam, Frank Eal, Ray and Rego. I Freitas at that time. An "egg and spoon DIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN HONOLULU, HILO S Haiku Ties Asahi race" will add fun to the affair as Signs of activity of Mauna Loa are AND SAN FRANCISCO I AND TEA g The rice birds have a greater team Vwill a "Special Clothes Relay." reported in special dispatches from 1 average than the Asahiites but the On the program are the following Hilo to both the Star Bulletin and 5 If you're tired of ordinary s two teams are tied lor individual events: the Advertiser. Those of Tuesday to For San Francisco: tasting cakes with tea, try honors. Each has four men hitting 25 yards free Btyle boys under 10. the Advertiser said In part: i .300 or better and each has a total of "Reports VANILA SNAPS. They have a s 50 yards free style women. of volcanic activity at MATSONIA June 28, 10 a. m., Pier 15 distinctive flavor of their own. seven players whose average is .250 150 yards boy scouts relay. Mokuaweoweo, the summit crater of MANOA July 5, 10 a. m., Pier 15 i But be sure you get the kind 1 or higher. Haole and Rolph lead in 50 yards free style, men. Mauna Loa, have been partly con- that are trade-marke- batting in the East Maui team, each Plunge for distance for women. firmed by further observations. Leslie MAUI July 12, 10 a. m., Pier 15 I with an average of .333. Foster Rob-- 5 100 yards girls relay. W .Branch, manager of the Hawaii inson and Coleman are next in line 25 yards free style girls under Id. leiephone company, and Frank J. I and tied at .308. To those two players Plunge for distance for men. Cody, of the Hilo Post-Heral- saw For particulars apply to H however, belong the honors in the 50 yards back stroke men. the reflection over the mountain from p Haiku nine for steady and hard hit- - 50 yards free style boys under' 15. mho last night. Miss Bertha Ben CASTLE & COOKE, LTD. ling. Jones with .286, Yamamoto, .273 200 yards relay, men. Taylor, supervising Drincioal of the and Chris Cockett with .250 are above West Hawaii schools, AGENTS, HONOLULU orange I reports seeing They come in a brilliant 9 the average of the other players. a volume of smoke this morning ap- FORT AND MERCHANT STS. package that sells for 10 cents. Asahi is in the same class. Four parently from a point near the old You'll see them on your grocer's of the team are hitting above .300. The Sportfolio Dewey crater, 2000 feet below the shelf. 5 Sueda .500, Masaichl .444, Wada .400 summit of Mauna Loa. Miss Taylor "Goodness Knows They're Good" and Nakamura 333. D. Yanagi, Wa- - said the smoke was visible after she kayama, and K. Yanagi are each hit- passed get Veach from had Puuanahulu Riricre on tha ting at a .250 clip, Where did Detroit f 1859 lava flow, between Love's Biscuit how much was paid for him? Puuwaawaa Sports in Cellar and ranch and Kamuela. a (W. C. T.) "The glow In the sky was seen 3 Both in team and Individual batting highest score ever made last And Bread Co. averages the Sports appear to not yet What Is the night also from Puuwaawaa, where by an individual in a bowling tour- the views is unobstructed. The erup- have found their batting eye and de- (W. S. W.) HONOLULU spite the good stick work of Sequeira nament tion appears to be on the Hilo side suffering slump in Wbo was the first woman tennis of Mauna Loa. and Caswell are a (J. glow savi champion of United States? "The over Mauna Loa was iiiiiiiiiiiiDiHiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiimiiiiiniiiiiiiiiint percentages. Four Sports players, the lo 5 however, are at a .300 or better stride R. H.) seen last night, and a column of and six are hitting at .250 and up. Was there ever a tie in the final heavy black smoke this morning, - by L. S. August, Sequeira leads with .667, Caswell .429 standing of the Eastern Intercol- superintendent of o. Rodrigues .333 and Rego .300. Alo ' tegiate Basketball League? (O. the Kona branch of the telephone Stills nmm company. The apparent eruption had a and Scholtz are hitting above .250 McA.) wild, not yet been definitely located by Team Averages In playing poker with the Joker Prof. T. A. Jaggar, in charge of the The Wacs lead in club teamwork does a flush with the ace and joker Kilauea observatory, at last report ace-hig- flush? Many an automobile fails to deliver the with an average of .288. Close upon beat an ordinary and was not visible from Kilauea. them are the Chinese, second with (A. L.) power and speed of which it is capable, be- .274. Haiku with .228 is running third REJECTS MANDATE fails in acceleration and on the hills, a little pushed by Asahi whose team ANSWERS TO TUESDAY'8' cause of poor lubrication. average is .205. The Sports hold the QUERIES cellar championship in team hitting Josh Devore is the only major league LONDON, June 22 (Associated The purpose of lubrication is to reduce with an average of .189. player credited with four stolen Press) The government was defeat- friction. In this connection it must be re- These averages are compiled only bases In one Inning, having made ed today in the house of lords when or mo- Lord Islangton's membered that oils have internal from box scores of regular league this record In a game with Boston motion condemning oil A DIPLOMA from us games of the Maui major league. In- - In 1912. the Palestine mandate was adopted lecular friction. The heavier the the by a vote 60 29 internal friction, which has to will success if ter Island games do not enter into Fltzslmmons was the only man wbo of to despite Earl more this insure your these figures. ever knocked out Sharkey. Balfour's strong appeal in its favor. be overcome by and uses up power. 8- - you avail yourself of the full J. Bouin, of France, holds the record ideal oil for the automobile is the BIG ISLAND TENNIS cov- DISCOUNT The for the greatest distance ever RATES DOWN oil keep bearing benefits of our training. ered by a runner in one hour 11 thinnest which will the going same The racket pastime is full miles, 1442 yards. NEW YORK, 22 (Associated surfaces separated, and at the time Now is the time to prepare on Big Island, championship June blast the The 1922 National Horseshoe Pitch- Press) New York federal reserve offer in itself the leant frictional resistance business op- tournaments are being played at Wai-nak- going yourself for the courts ing Tournament will be held at Des banks reduced the rouiscount. rate to the engine power to the rear or lawns and the Hilo Hotel Moines, la., August from four and one half to per- portunity which may come Bowie Detrick defeated Hill in the in four driving wheels. eight-minut- e cent Others are expected to 6-- 6-- play- follow. singles Detrick and A. S. Le Seven periods are Such an oil if it "oillness," stability and pur- at any time. Baron Gurney, Jr., defeated Taketa ed in a tournament polo match. ity, will give perfect lubrication, and permit the 6-- SMALL and Mukai in the doubles, 6 3. CASE DRAGS development of the maximum power, speed and tt-- gasoline milea of the car. Suspension Loses $100 Daily (ASSOCIATED TP ESS) "Knowledge is Power" Legion Denounces Jack Zerolene meets these conditions perfectly. To Ruth, King of Sluggers WAHKEGAN, une 19 The pro- Dempsey As Slacker secution rested today in Governor Oiliness Stability Purity Small's trial after nine weeks of Zerolene bat great "oiliness," which causes it to Honolulu Business CHICAGO, June 22 (Associated testimony. The defense took the pro- cling to bearing surfaces while offering in itself SAN FRANCISCO, June 22 (Asso- Press) President Ban Johnson secution by surprise when tt announc- minimum of frictional resistance to the engine Press Mail) President Ban Johnson announced Ruth was barred from play- ed the defense would not offer any power. College unanimously passed a Legion council ing until Monday, following his second evidence and rested Its case on the It has great stability, which causes it to resist engine resolution denouncing Jack Dempsey argument with an umpire yesterday. testimony of the prosecution. of a soft, DAY AND EVENING CLASSES wear- heatand toform a minimum of carbon flaky as a slacker and protests his Johnson said Ruth was suspended which out with the exhaust. ing the American flag in the forth- nature foes 1176 Fort Street Phone 5040 without pay, meaning a loss to the And it is pure. coming fight with Bill Brennan at home run king of $100 daily. He add- you follow the Zerolene chart of Correct Lubri- l Michigan City. ed, "Ruth's going to behave or I'll AGENT TO GRANT If keep him out of the game all cation, you will develop the maximum power, speed MARRIAGE LICENSES and gasoline mileage of your car. Mrs. Alice L. Kahokuoluna Voyage Made to Hana to KUAU, Maui For Out of Town Customers Initiate New Foresters

We are prepared to give particular and prompt attention Eight new members were initiated STANDARD OIL COMPANY into Forestry in Hana Tuesday night. iCuliforntul to mail orders It had been expected that there would te a class of 20 but a dozen pros- IT WILL PAY YOU pective members from Keanae were TRY US unable to get to Hana for the meet- more powerfispeed CSf ing. to see what THE PRUDENTIAL To conduct the initiation a party went from Central Maui composed of has to offer before closing with less friction and wear We serve you with a smile W. F. Crockett, C. R.; M. C. Ross any other life insurance company. J. .P .C. R.; W. E. Bal. Sr. D. D. H. C. R. Ernest Freitas, F. S. thru (bmel Lubmation INTER-ISLAN- D DRUG The party also preached "Make BANK OF MAUI, LTD. CO., LTD. Happy" and the coming District "AT YOUR SERVICE" Court Convention. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT LAHA1NA, MAUI Is there anything greater than a mothers love? See Mother O' Mine Semi-Week- at the Hipp Wednesday. Adv. Join the Live Ones and Boost With ly Maui Newt SEMI-WEEKL- Y MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1922. THREE

Makawao Sweet both of Makawao. They were heartily Troop Activities Ing to Keanae. We started at 1:00 Peas applauded. Makawao' o'clock and everyone was glad to go. When the music started Miss Irene Last Saturday evening at the Maka- - The girls went on a big car and L. Miller, of the Hold Entertainment lieutenant the Makawao j With Maui's Girl Scouts large audience greeted the perform- - boys orr a truck with the baggage. Oirl Scouts and Miss Frances L. Sei- ance and the troop netted $39.60 for The girls reached there first and went bert director of the girl scouts on the camp fund. to Mr. Pogue's house for pots and a Maul dance which contin- started the food, camp The following was the program frying pan. When the boys came (Contributed) ued until 11:30. Model Camp For Girl Scouts: upkeep and instruction. On 1. QUdI rrr wl 1 a -- i America. dinner was started. Forty-eigh- holnir A MAKAWAO, 18 Hip! Many thanks to Captain Yap t summer camps now 2- June Hip! and are m"M': - Introductory Remarks by Girl "After we ate everyone went swim- Hooray Makawao is Lieutenant by according MTmiMH i. ,ii 6, ln camp "Coming up," Miller for carrying the operated the Girl Scouts, -- mnnpv e" nfnCk, Scout Director. ming. The girls climbed up to the but maybe "Wenting down." program out so splendidly also "Pop" to a statement recently made by Mrs. f alummum. The balan Z 3. Scout LaW8 and MoUo. Girl Scout camping ground and went . The Sweet Pea Troop of Girl Scouts Hutton the Roy Scout executive who Jane Deeter Rippln, national director J LT? Bandaging In d Jn BPf.nt?r Demonstration with the beautiful pool. How proud we held its first entertainment and dance took a great part in it and those who of the organization, at headquarters, an? Aepo.8 Neckerchief by Scout Dorothy and are to be the first troop to swim there helped ,. ,xa - v, last evening, Saturday which about 200 in the various other things. New York. Of these one is directed L1!" oikiil Kills rail' Srnnt Mollnrlo otrnn Kf.. 1.1,1 i people proceeds un- iuj attended. It was the first time The are to be used for the by headquarters. The balance are 5 V- -a." S'olo. - When we got was'dark 'so a troop .Ml?.' VthTw T?8 Miss Gertrude Park- ck it the such thing was tried and we are at camping and other exnenses. der the management of local councils. tetaS""v.1" lthJ Haiku. boys started the camp fire and we glad to say it turned out to be one of Program The Briarclift camp, comprising IZllll .. TJl'S.er.'"i' h. Jananese dance In coKtiimp hv sane and heard stories the best of times the people ever had. "America" All about 140 acres of hills, woodland and 'i miy cHn is leu over at 19 a tvo mj r 41- .- 1. 11- .- - Bins. "We had beautiful camping place was v.. ' It held in the school house and Talk on Girl Scouts Miss Seibert cleared spaces, was the gift of former ui ihb wrun me Muuui.9 me 7. Songs personified accompanied though a little small for 19. Anyhow Will- privileged to spend any way three rooms were used. The middle Recitation "Oath" Mellnda United States, Senator and Mrs. it they by Mis8 pavker and Miss Miller. How could we sleep with such a room was used as a stage and decora- iam A. Clark, of Montana, who made like. 8. Hoop Recitation "Law" Tsutayo Mrs. Drill eight girls. beautiful moon! tions were done on Saturday after- Bandaging the presentation in memory of their Rippin calls camping "the ice 9. Violet Tarn cream ami Comet solo Mr. Sayers. "Next morning breakfast was eaten noon in which Japanese lanterns were Jap Parasol Drill Troop daughter, Andree. It is really a train- cake which goes with scout 10. Dutch comedy Boy ing." This is Scouts. after a short walk of about two miles strung across the room with greens. Solos Miss ing place for future scout captains because fifty, out of the 11. Irish Lilt Six girls in to dairy Parker 62 in costume. the and back. Makawao is handicapped because of Living Pictures and is a model of its kind. weeks the year, are devotod 12. Spangled ex- to domestic which! Star Banner. "Saturday's hike was the moBt no electricity. At half past six people (a) Beautiful Doll V. Marciel The camp accommodates 112 girls science and work After the entertainment the Maka citing as we got lost and rained on were in get develops the scouts along pouring to a good place (b) Smiles Miss Cup Choy at a time, or approximately 360 each lines tend wao orchestra furnished music for and starved and came out singing af- In- ing to make for the show and they continued arriv- (c) Just like a Gypsy H. Costa season. The girls, who are divided them better dauchters ter all. Mr. Plunkett was so kind. He ing until 8.30. (d) Bubbles S. Tavares to units of eight, with a councillor for tL?wn?" ,i!Much credit is given Miss Yap and gave us a house, a stove, milk, lan- The program lasted from 8 to from all over the 9:30 (e) I'm growing old Marclels each unit, are drawn i ''.""Y 8arR'iMiss Miller for the success of this terns, mosquito powder and an ukulele. song at- - started with the "America" and (f ) School Days....Pavla and Pacheco United States, whereas the scouts f, "J,,',''y, 01 ,ho,us,p- program and the Girl Scout work dur-hol- We got to slpep very quickly and were ended with the "Star Spangled Ban- (g) Patches Yap tending the other camps are members 'itt ,h,e,7,are ing ,he past vear ready next morning after some laund- ner." Miss Seibert the director of the Hoop Drill Scouts of their own councils. At Camp An- (,tw Winn n 1 uiiiiMi--i t; uimuKv in en- ry work and a hunt for the swimming girl .scouts on Maul gave a talk on Japanese Song Duet dree Clark the girls of each unit are vironment. They make and mend clothes, Kahului pool to set out for Lower Keanae. At girl scouts. Cornet Solo Sayers responsible to their councillor, who in bathe babies, cook, nurse the The Roselanl Troop held their last the grocery store we had half an hour The best numbers on the program Dutch Comedies Boy Scouts turn is responsible to the camp direct- sick. and do one and a hundred other meeting of the year, Monday, at the to rest and bought things to eat when were the Irish Lilt and the Hoop Scouts or. things which increase their usefulness Irish Lilt society. Community House. Miss DeKay and we came to the school grounds we Drill. Cheer after cheer rent the air Spangled Banner All The camp is not harrassed by a to The camp develops them Miss present. pro- "Star along Seibert The usual were much pleased to see a beautiful as each part was given. After the Dancing. fixed daily program. The units, or other lines while it Is providing gram was conducted with a game of place. We cooked our diner among play in- program an exhibition of steel guitar troops, decide on their own daily work their hours. Specifically, it "long ball" at the end. Miss DeKay the guava bushes and when night played with the foot and on the back Mother O' Mine is a picture that will and play, and may even select their creases their initiative and personal leaves Saturday of this week and it is came we played cards by candle light as- responsibility. was given by an "Oriental Trio," stir the hearts of all. Adv. three meals, provided they are drawn with much regret that the girls and and sang. Our captain took us to -- camp camp girls In sisted by Lieutenant Miller on the a-. from menus submitted by the "In the are Instructed the director bid her farewell. She see the stars through a field glass and piano for the dances. Partly Furnished dietetian. The food is prepared on swimming, canoeing, woodcraft and has been a great help fine inspir we many lore, are given and saw which we never noticed Although the music wasn't very For sale Sacrifice Califor- open fireplaces, one of which is as bird and a much more to girls - ,1.1 r .1- .- --- 4. 1 ation her and the prganiza- before. good everyone enjoyed themselves In nia house partly furnished, lot 40x160. signed to each unit, and if the camp- u. imiuimi...J ticn and we Kl,all niisj, , we , "kiuii. - "In the morning started another some way. Miss I'arker of Pauwela Price $3000 (including 4 lady board- ers desire a lean-to- to protect them world than they would get under or hike for our return to Kailua. Most school sang two solos assisted by Miss $1,000 easy terms. In rainy weather, they must provide dinary acation conditions. Camp life ers). cash, bal. ' Hamakuapoko of the scouts reached there by one Mr. Sayers re sourcefulness la a atilnnrlM 4hinr I'nt tlinm 1.0 I. Havlickek also of Pauwela St., take Carvanza car, off York Blvd. it. Independence and "Morning and all got in by three. Just as we played two solos on cornet as- two of scouting fundamentals. ly, mentally and morally, and we are The Glories" still moetl the Classified Ad. in the Los Angeles are the faithfully every Thursday afternoon finished eating a big luncli ot rice sisted by Miss Miller on the piano, Each scout pays $10.00 a week for our to increase these - Times. camfs oveTthe " whether they have a leader or not. and eggs the cars came. Then every- countrv one home with leis of ferns iTeacltrooi two girls provide the Four more girls purchased uniforms, started ' mc of land thimble berries. Our fiats were daily supply of wood, actually chop - l equips nearly half the troop. . rtpnl.fl,,, wi)h - 1 - We hone to &lve a I'lay next fall to cute "fm- inf1re pine it from the timber- two do the exc t ng race between shopping at the store and keep accu- - ne'D out lne "nances ot mis struggling . . . .r . . . . lint- nprspvnr- ine crniin -Five nro Cadillac and Hie ITUCK unill me raie accounis, ana an equal numDeri". " in. it vtnHlv ticipating camp for which we are quite truck got . are assigned to cooking Two are stopped by a pineapple field nobody CARD OF THANKS given the responsibility of getting the certain mere win De no regrets minded. tot" milk. The work is otherwise divided Wailuku "When we got home you bet every H. H. Morehead and Chock Chong, for several years equitably." one was tired but we are planning al- - associated in the drug business in Wailuku, extend Kailua Camp the Star of Bethlehem (Lahaina) and ,CBU-- ' "'",. irwrv u .H The first week's camp begins Mon- - Lehua (Wailuku) troops gave a Joint through Chock Chong, on the eve of his departure for troop gave KANAY FUJIMURA.' day, June 26. and ends Monday, July entertainment. The home Miss Seibert Perhaps it - .Dear, the Island of Hawaii, their sincere thanks to their former am. ine camp including suuuia. uuiui- vij ucm nine uuc on ,naj n.iU M ptinuette to boast of your own nurse, cook and director will received much applause. ' clllors, , P kids sure patrons and their good wishes to All Maui for the cor- o yv number 45. Twenty-tw- Lahaina girls The visitors in uniform opened their, bul they ZTthofe 35 rela- pi ogram with several songs accom- - scouts dial support extended them during their business will be broueht to Wailuku in a truck miles with no more than tne neces- in time for the 1:30 p. m. train tolpanied by their own orchestra. This sary comments on the weather and tions in Wailuku and Central and East Maui. In thus Ma was well received. "The Sheik," a Pauwela. The Wailuku. Kahului. the road bed." saying aloha Chock Chong repeats that in going to Ha- kawao and Seminary girls will take duet in costume by two scouts scored big operetta "Mellieotte," is this same train. From Pauwela they a hit. The Wailuku and waii he is not severing his relations with Maui but will to camp by truck. was splendidly given and represented Transportation from be taken the way to Fauwela is donated President of the Inter-Islan- d Drug Company of Lahaina Look up the schedule given in last much hard practice. The girls, Miss stations to the Girl Scouts by our Commission- Isle frequent week's Maui News. Van Keuren and Miss Seong should Isn't this and hopes and expects to visit the Valley at Cecil Black, of the be congratulated upon their ambitious er. Mrs. F. F. Baldwin. Miss director great, girls? Aren't you glad you live intervals. Honolulu Girl Scouts, will attend the undertaking and its successful comple- a A fine picture, "Kazan" an Oliv- on Maui? Aren't you glad we have first week for a few days, tion. our commissioner? CHOCK CHONG wao school the Girl Scouts gave nn er Curwood Btory closed the program. real friend in entertainment under the direction of We thank all those who assisted us ' Captain Yap and Lieutenant Miler. A in this performance. Forty per cent of This Is no Joke WAILUKU, MAUI Pack up your equipment in true the proceeds goes to the two troops. In Maryland, we read, it Is illegal scout style. Don't have innumerable for a woman to go through her hus- bundles rolling around and off the Spreckelsville band's pockets at night. In our own truck. Let us see which girls will "On Friday. June 8 the Spreckels country it is merely a waste 01 muo. have the neatest looking pack. ville Scouts, boys and girls went hik - Punch (London) s H tIUt "TMT A 1LT1L? TOT A TLDIDTV At the Fair Grounds, July 1, 2, 3 and 4

THIRTY GREAT SHOWS, RIDES AND CONCESSIONS; SIX BASEBALL GAMES; THREE DAYS HORSE RACES, CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING; EVENING ENTERTAINMENTS. PROGRAM SATURDAY, JULY 1 MONDAY, JULY 3 10 A. M. Opening of Grounds. 1:30 P. M Horse Races. 10:30 A. M. Baseball Game. 4 P. M. Baseball Game. 7:30 P. M. Vaudeville Entertainment by Court Camoes M 1:30 P. Horse Races. of Honolulu. 4 P. M. Baseball Game. And the Joy Zone and its fun all day and all the evening. 7:30 P. M. Entertainment by Court Lunalilo of Honolulu TUESDAY, JULY 4 And the Joy Zone Shows open all afternoon and all the 8:00 A. M. Parade Foresters Building to Fair Grounds. evening. 10:00 A. M. Baseball game. SUNDAY, JULY 2 1:30 P. M. Horse Races. 9:00 A. M. District Court Convention Foresters Hall. 4:00 P. M Baseball Game. 1:30 P. M. Baseball Game. 7:30 P. M. Maui Night and an entertainment furnished 2:00 P. M.-Japa- nese Wrestling; the champions of the by Court Valley Island. various Islands will compete. And the Joy Zone open with all its fun all day and evening Go Where They All Go-- Reserved Seats Now on Sale at Baldwin Bank, Ltd., Kahului. See or Call on Eddie Tarn and Make Your Reservations Early. FOUR SEMI-WEEKL- Y MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1922.

Semi-Week- ly Maui News THE OPTIMISTIC PESSIMIST ARE YOU WORTH THE VALLEY ISLE i WHAT TO FIRST" A Republican Paper Published In the Interests of the People Really the United Confederate War Veterans are not to be severely Issued Every Tuesday and Friday blamed for their expressions in blaming Lincoln for "forcing the war on to your family today? If you should die, what have the Southern very old youth MAUI PUBLISHING COMPANY, LIMITED States." The live in the memories of their you to leave them? Are you playing fair with them? Proprietors and Publisher and their bitterness revives with advanced age. What they say In their resolutions reflects the feeling of 60 years ago not that of the South of today. M. R. PEREIRA, Manager n , INSURANCE IS AN INVESTMENT SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $4.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE There is some compensation in not being a Babe Ruth. A chap can tell the umpire his personal views, be suspended therefor and not lose $100 a Talk to us about that policy you have always intended Entered at the Post Office at Walluku, Maul, Hawaii, as second-clas- s matter. day or anything like that amount for his timerlty. to take out. MEMBER OF 1 HE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is ex tt tt h tt cluslrely entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credit- Big Island folk are doing all in their power to make good with the Baldwin Bank, Ltd. ed to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news Shriners on their coming visit to Kilauea. They are even working the The published herein. "power of suggestion" on Pele in an effort to get her to display her activities on Mauna Loa. Kahului Insurance Department Wailuku JOSEPH H. GRAY EDITOR tt tt tt tt The old saying about still waters running deep Is modernized Into "Still FRIDAY JUNE 23, 1922 running comes steep." tt tt tt tt It is asserted that a smaller average of persons per machine is killed NEW SPECIAL FEATURES by airplanes than by automobiles. That's as it should be for it doesn't hurt a bit to have a plane fly over one and being run over by a motor car is The Ability To y- Primarily of interest to women is the special feature which often fatal. Pa- Maui News inaugurates today, Recipes of Famous Wo- tt tt tt tt "Favorite yet men" since the problem of catering to the family's tastes falls upon No one has pictured the dove of peace with a shamrock in Its bill. depends upon the Companies whose financial and her, but in end a tt tt it the Friend Husband and the Children will be the There are said to be 6,000,000 government employes in Russia. If half moral standing guarantees the reliability of their in- beneficiaries as well since new and toothsome culinary delights will those who seek political Jobs In good old V. S. A. got them the Russian be surance contracts, both under ordinary conditions theirs as a result of the innovation. roster would look small in comparison to America's. con- settling claims which have arisen in conflag- The opportunity has been offered to this paper to secure tt tt tt tt and in tributions in cooking recipes from such famous women as Mrs. Hard- It is quite proper to say that a lover "folded her in his arms" for unless rations. vice-preside- ing, first lady of the land; Mrs. Coolidge, wife of the nt : the folding was very gentle she must be all rumpled. Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes, wife of the secretary of state; Lady tt tt tt tt Nancy Astor, member of the English parliament; Mary Pickford, Russia is quite willing to have a receiver appointed provided Rusisa be Why Stand In Jeopardy? the popular screen star and Helen Keller and two score others. There appointed the receiver. is a series of 48 of these recipes and Maui News readers may clip . tt tt tt We represent leading companies of the world. them as they appear and paste them in their "cook books" where Dempsey is willing to fight Wills "provided the public demands it and they appeal. the purse Is satisfactory." And Dempsey Is the judge of the satisfactoriness of purse. So easy Another feature of interest to the home will be inaugurated in the to be obliging. C. Brewer & Company (Limited) the next few weeks, probably not later than August 1. It will be tt tt tt tt an illustrated feature, an article in each issue on home decorations, It is not nearly so important to get the factions of Ireland together as (Insurance Department) known as "The Home in Good Taste" by Harold Donaldson Eberlein, it Is to keep them apart so they can get together. a celebrated authority on interior decoration and architecture, aulhor tt tt tt tt P.O. Box 347 : : Honolulu, T. H. Lady living of "Practical Book on Interior Decoration," "Practical Book of If Macbeth were now she would be begging for the ghost to walk, not to down. living was Period Furniture," "The Architecture of Colonial America" and The cost of lower in her time. other works. His articles will tell not only the but the tt tt tt tt "How" The old head line "Babe hits another" doesn't go any more for one has "Why" of home decoration, is comprehensive, constructive, based to read the story to know whether it was a homer or the unips. on the questions persons actually ask, gives a workable method which inexperienced JUNE RUG SALE even the can follow and assists in achieving the "home serving and in the fall, when the schools open again, there will be This is our annual rug sale. No better values are ever offer- harmonious." about a dozen more served than now and there will be more nearly ed during the year than at this sale. A wonderful chance to In offering these new features Maui News will discontinue none an adequate supply of juvenile works to go to them, for there have furnish well at small cost. of the special features it has been offering for the past several months. not been nearly so many volumes available for school libraries as LENOX, 8x10, Crex type, in green and blue, were asked thia year. formerly in $10, at Other sizes in RELIEF FURTHER DELAYED The county has supplied the building in which the library is proportion. $7.50 housed and functions and is lending such financial support as it can Special dispatches from Washington to the Honolulu papers in- under present financial conditions. The home is adequate for pres- PABCOLIN AT 10 DISCOUNT dicate that there is little hope for any immediate or even early re- ent needs and furnishes a comfortable and pleasant reading room. A 6x9 bathroom size will cost $4.80, freight included. An lief of the labor shortage of the plantations of the Islands, of action The Territory is supplying $20,000 for the biennial period. The 8 x 10 kitchen size will cost about $7.20, freight included. by congress at the present session on the proposed legislation. A growth of the library has been healthy and steady, it has made a Linoleums at 10 discount from prices which range from possibility is held out of action at the short session in the fall, but long step toward meeting the needs in the county and its progress $2.25 to $4.75. CONGOLEUM SEAL RUGS AT 20 LESS that is months away and should the measure then pass it would be another year will be more rapid, its service more satisfying and its On all prices quoted we pay the freight. months longer before laborers could be brought here and put on the usefulness larger than it has been thus far. land. LEWERS & COOKE, LTD. Such news occasions no surprise in the observers of the news of School is pau and the annual flitting of the teachers is started. Lumber and Building Materials, Honolulu i the day from Washington for they have foreseen it for weeks past. To some of them the days of waiting to take a steamer eastward The Tariff, the Soldiers Bonus and the Ship Subsidy are subjects bound have seemed long and weary. of importance that occupy the attention of the national legislators to the exclusion of practically everything else. Hawaii's affairs are It is not evident that any faction of Ireland has a clear majori- of the deepest interest to Hawaii but Washington has time after time ty in the Dail as result of the recent elections. A plurality is nice WIRELESS shown how importance to them to have but to use one to little attaches there under ordinary it has form a combination with another in Inter-Islan- circumstances and in times like the present when three such measures the minority. Fast Accurate d Service of national import are pending, measures with commanding influence RATES: on the coming congressional elections, is time in- These are the days of Make Ready, Those of there neither nor Make Happy will Ordinary Rush Per clination for any attention to the affairs of this territory. follow on their heels. Word ...$ .15 Double Rush Per Word - .30 So the plantations will have to struggle along as best they may Code Per Word ... .25 Night (First 24 words) utilizing so much or so little labor as they are able to secure for Sun Yat Sen should have been more careful in his marksmanship. Letter 1.00 tacn Addition word .04 another year at least. Conditions will be no worse than they have Uncle Sam would be very sorry to have to slap him on the wrist. Steamer Messages Per Word .18 been in the past year, probably, but it will mean once more that the Messages Accepted for all Parts of the World acreage that is to be cultivated will have to be curtailed. That means Living costs are said to be only 75 percent above pre-w- ar figures a smaller outturn from the Islands than there might otherwise be but that does not include taxes. Rates on Application and smaller production means proportionately smaller gross returns. The plantations have put the best foot forward this year and MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO., they will do so again and even under the disadvantage of inadequate labor supply, if the present price of sugar be maintained or if it THE FINANCIAL OUTLOOK WIRELESS, DEPT. still further rise, financial conditions of the industry should be better WAILUKU than those that have been experienced in the first half of 1922. The demand throughout the mainland for high grade Invest- Office Hours: 8 A. M. to 12:30 P. M., ment securities, which has developed as a result of the gradual 1:30 P. M. to 5:30 P. M., THE LATEST IN HYMNS lowering of interest rates, exhibits no signs of slackening. As Sunday 8 A. M. to 10 A. M. a result, bond prices are steadily advancing and it appears that Phone: Lahalna 12-- Wailuku 300 the time is An excerpt from a letter written by one of the Territorial Heads rapidly drawing near when the opportunity to pur- TIME SIGNALS RECEIVED DAILY chase high grade investment securities at prices which yield of Department to one of our Maui County Official reads as follows : liberal returns will have passed not to return, in all probability is far-flun- "It extremely important that every sector of the g for many years. fighting front of the Territorial and County adminis- It will soon be true that the investor who had foresight to Paia Mercantile Co. tration be in close and sympathetic touch with the rest of accumulate conservative investment securities at present prices S. MAKINO fighting the line. We are all working together for the wel- will be In a position to point with pride to the wisdom of his GENERAL MERCHANDISE HARNESS AND SHOEMAKER fare of Hawaii." judgment. Groceries, Cigars, Refreshments Latest model Landis' Stitching The recipient of the foregoing suggests that above might Machine. We repair Shoes the pass Lower While You for the latest verse of Paia, Maui. Wait "Onward Christian Soldiers." WATERH0USE TRUST CO., LTD. Market St. Wailuku, Maul GETTING ITS STRIDE HONOLULU. R. SHIBANO STORE Y. Those who so long urged MATSUSHIMA the need of a library for Maui and Japanese who Silks, Dry Goods, and Carpenter worked faithfully and finally successfully to secure territorial Toilet articles. Kimonos made to and Cabinet Maker support for such an institution can find satisfaction in the reports order. Alterations and additions made. of its growth and progress. Everything they said as to the need Phone 40-- . p. O. Box 32 If you are ot now receiving the REXALL MONTHLY Market St. Wailuku Vineyard St. Wailuku, Maul of a library, the demand for it and the use of it that would be made is being substantiated by the showing that is being made. MAGAZINE please send your name for mailing list The It is less than ten months since the Maui County Free Library Magazine has recently been enlarged, and improved by the PHOTO STUDIOS Clothes left with us ror more than began to function in the old library rooms three months and not called for will in Alexander House Set- addition of stories by prominent writers and pictures of cur- be burned or otherwise destroyed. tlement building. It took over the books A. Kutsunal, Kahului the old library and those rent events. Kodak Developing and Printing Customers who change their ad- that were loaned to it by the Library of Hawaii from that institu- Enlarging dress will please let us know. tion's Islands service. The old books had to be catalogued, Formerly S. S. Kobayashl Store KATO CLOTHES CLEANING 8HOP lists N. Kutsunal, Lahalna had to be made selectively for purchases and when the selections Walluku, Maul. were made it took time to secure deliveries. Then came the moving THIS FREE. into new quarters and their furnishing and equipping. Not nearly SERVICE IS ABSOLUTELY Shirts and Pyjamas DO YOU WANT all that is desired has been done but all that could be expected has Made to Order in been accomplished. Steadily the supply of books has increased, an Wailuku Tables, Chairs, Beds, Stoves, or effort was made to serve the schools No need to get something that anything else to a house and to send books to readers doesn't fit and please. You may make away from Wailuku. Some branches wen. established and then select your goods from those on our a home? more and others arranged for. BENSON, SMITH & CO., LTD. shelves or bring your own goods We have a large stock of second and we will make them up. Neck- hand and rebuilt furniture and our From the main library 737 readers are now taking books and prices SERVICE, EVERY SECOND ties to match your shirts. Ready are right. the number is growing steadily week after week. More than 1700 made shirts bought elsewhere al- volumes are out at the. schools and branches. During the summer The Rexall Store Box 426 Honolulu, T. H. g tered to fit. K. HIROSE are to be story telling in Wailuku there hours for the children out A. YAMOTO Vineyard of school should tend to waken their Market St, Wailuku next to Ichikl St., opposite EdwardJ that interest in good reading. Hotel. Garage. In the near future there will be several new branches opened and Furniture bought and sold. SEMI-WEEKL- Y MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1922. FIVE u Story Hours Will Be St. Anthony Alumni FAVORITE RECIPES OF FAMOUS WOMEN DREAMLAND Held for Children at Has Annual Election No. 1 By Mrs. Warren G. Harding ADVENTURES good meals in Honolulu Maui Free Library (The First Lady of the Land) Annual election of the St. An- Chicken Pie Wishing Night YOU thony's Alumni was held on Monday Boll chicken until It falls from By DADDY AWAIT AT CHILD'S Story telling last week and the following officers bones, cut in small pieces. Cook small Copyrlsht 1021. by Public Ledfter Co. hours are to be Intro- were elected for ensuing year: duced as a summer feature of the the potatoes, one onion in chicken broth. J. F. Xavier, President: John M. Make a pastry of one quart flour, lump Maul County Free Library for the Martins, Jack and Janet are called out of .New, modern, high class restau- children of Wailuku Joe Ollvierla, of lard size of egg, one teaspoonful bed by Perkv Sauirrel. it was decided at Jr., Treasurer; W. Y. Kashinoki, Fi- who lavs rant, centrally located. Good a meeting of the board of managers of salt, two heaping teaspoons baking Bucky Beaver is going to drown .ill on nancial secretary Shlge Hangal, Re- powder. Mix to make soft dough to Intelligent, Tuesday afternoon. The proposal cording Audi- tne rorest folks with a big dam he and comfortable. was by Secretary: A. K. Jim, roll. Line baking dish with pastry Is made Miss Marion Morse, the tor; Board of Directors, M. C. Ross building. They go with Perky courteous service. European librarian, and the board to and bake in hot oven; then fill crust 8qulrrel to see dam. decided K. K. Kam, E. J. Frettas, Frank Pes-tan- the give the plan a try out. There will with chicken; cover with potatoes and plan. Operated in connection Jr and J. S. Leval; Advisory small amount of broth ; cover with pas be two such story hours weekly and C. C. CHAPTER II with the Miss Committee: Crowell, Father try and brown in quick oven. Thicken Frances Marshall will tell the Justin, Brother Robert, Brother Ste- Bucky Big Dam story. A beginning will be made on remaining broth and serve over Beaver's phen and Brother Maurice. Drip! Drip! The melting Thursday, June 6. --a For the story telling the children DRIP! water dropped from the will be divided into two sections. School Holds Tuesday Pineapple Salad, by Mrs. pine trees like slow rain Trickle Thos of the fourth grade and under Paia Calvin Coolidge. Trickle! Trickle! Little streams ran Blaisdell Hotel will be in the Tuesday section and U down the hillsides to Join other little those above the fourth grade will meet Annual Exercises ft streams on their way into other lit F. on Thursday mornings. The meeting streams on their way into forest J. CHILD. PROPRIETOR. hour for both will be 10 o'clock. Ths Daily Fun Hour brooks and creeks. Under the story hour plan which has The South Wind had brought a; been tried thoroughly and made a Paia School held its graduation great thaw to the woods. The balmy exercises in the M. A. Company whispered promises the com- fine success at the Library of Hawaii JOCKEY DANCE air of In Honolulu, the teller selects some theater on Monday night They were ing of spring the melting snows kiss- book of the better class of literature largely attended and the following This dancing game, as arranged ed good by to the grasses and flowers and tells the story of it in language program, well presented, was much last summer by the present scribe they had nheltered from Old Man suited to the years and mentality of enjoyed: Is a delightfully picturesque outdoor Winter all through the freezing her hearers. For that purpose it Is Music Paia School Orchestra pastime for a lawn fete or a party. months. The teams are made up of partners. Jack and Janet were glad the Of necessary two sections and Course to have Recitation Old Glory Forever They they may not necessarily hear the Teluko Ogawa At its original presentation, the girls South Wind had come. were were dressed in ordinary summer anxious to have him bring back the We don't need to tell Hawaiian Kona is the Best stories from the same books. Chinese Song Miss Walker's Class Extension of branches came in for clothes, but wore peaked baseball birds and sunshine and pleasant days you that. Just want- consideration at the meeting in con- Dance Miss Hodgins Class caps representing Jockeys. The men form the nection with an excellent report from Recitation The Alapa and boys impersonated racehorse. ed you to the librarian of her visit to the liana1 :.. William Kaholokula Every team had Its own color or com- good habit of asking district and Molokai. Branches for1 Song A Medley....Paia School Chorus bination of colors. A bow of the colors was affixed to each jockey's your grocer for the Puunene and Hamakuapoko are to be Dance Miss Russell's Class arranged for in the near future. cap and ribbons to match were pass- Kona Coffee with the SPECIAL In the month of May there were Salutatory and Class History ed under the arms of each "race- s red label in one taken from the main library 400 more Yoshio Ogawa horse," the ends of these ribbon-rein- J kona comxl! books than in April and the service of Song Pond Lilies.Graduating Class being held by the Jockey. All of the pound packages or -- blindfolded. the branches showed similar gains. Class Prophecy Haru Tanaka racehorses were' five pound cans. THE CHOICE OF THE PICK The services of Miss Morse have There should be a starter, a start- Solo Mrs. Foster ing post and a Judge, with a track been retained for the year following Essay the first of September when her first Eventide (Valedictory) marked off in a circle. Two teams year on Maui ends. . Ah Lu Lum start off the moment the starter says n Class Address Mr. Sayers "Go!" and race around the track WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS MANY LEPERS AT LARGE Presentation of Diplomas three times. The Judge notes by his Mr. Lindsay watch the time made by the winning (ASSOCIATED TRESSl team. Then two other teams start Solo Mr. II. W. Baldwin raced, WASHINGTON, 19 was off and so on until all have June It Song We Stand for the Last Time after which the Judge awards a blue announced the public health service Together Graduating Class team. survey shows 1200 lepers at large In ribbon to the fastest Aloha Oe . Audience The blue-ribbo- n team then becomes "What a dandy skating pond," 25 states. The only federal leprosar- MAILE n- head couple for a trotting dance, all cried Jack. "I wish we had found BUTTER ium at Caville, Louisiana, is limited - etill in harness, but with the band- this place before the thaw began to 200 patients and filled to capacity. SCRAP NAVY YARDS eyes report urges greater faci- ages removed from the of the 55 CENTS A POUND The service racehorses. The music may be But as Jack and Janet rode thpir lities for handling the diseased. (AR80CIATED TRESS) pbnlcs through the Perky n-- "Darktown Races" or any other quick woods after You'll enjoy its fresh and delicious flavor. It Is WASHINGTON, June 19 Senator Squirrel, they were worried. Suppos- the brand for Breaking It Gently step, with a change of partners at McCormick introducing a resolution each round until every Jockey has ing Perky Squirrel's warning were New Zealand's choicest product, the finest in this Territory. Mollie (aged six) "Mummie, I to abolish useless navy yards and danced with every racehorse in the true supposing Bucky Beaver and know what I'm going to give you for stations, said, "Talk about a rivers circle. his family really were building a dam your birthday. A nice rose howl." and harbors pork barrel, there's navy - to drown all the forest folks. Then MAUI SODA & ICE WORKS, LTD. Mother "But I have one, dear." pork barrel stretching from Maine to the dripping, trickling snow water Mollie "Yes, I know, but I've Florida and along the coast to Puget TT O might be made to fill the woods with 'We Serve Your Needs" Phone, 128 Wailuku. just broken it" Morning Post. Sound." Y a flood. And the flood might do un- told harm. AT Perky Squirrel led them to the deep EN ? valley where he had his home in a w nest high among the branches of a CATERPILLARS MAKE TRUCKS HERE tall tree. Through this valley gurgled LAHAINA ICE CO., LTD. a small creek. Perky Squirrel chattered loudly MANUFACTURERS OF ICE, PURE SUGAR SYRUPS, DELICIOUS DO YOU KNOW wnen ne saw tne creek. "There, you see how high the wa- AND REFRESHING SODA WATER MORE EFFICIENT ter Is getting," was RembrandtT he squeaked. "That WHO is the creek Bucky Beaver is damm- WHY do we speak of "deck" of cards? ing to flood the SODA WATER PER CASE, MIXED FLAVORS, 90 CENTS. Kelly WHAT nations are involved in the forest." Caterpillar Tires prevent treaty? Jack and Janet looked anxiously at naval disarmament the creek. It seemed very harmless DISTRIBUTORS OF ELECTRIC TOWER AND LIGHT slipping wheels. Their patented WHEN is the wettest month of the as V year? its waters glistened in the moon- side-ve- nt enables light. Jack laughed in construction WHERE Quirlnal? relief. on is the "Ha! Ha! That little creek couldn't Reasonable Estimates Housewiring and Housewiring Supplies. them to grip the road as no or- drown a cat," he said. dinary tire can. They conserve AN8WER TO TUESDAY'S "Ek! Ek! Don't you laugh," scold- QUERIES ed Perky Squirrel. "What turns little the engine's power, enable the George Washington married Martha creeks into big rivers?" truck to carry bigger loads and (Danbrrdge) Custis, a widow. The Janet had an answer for that. "Why JAMES M. CAMERON title of "father of his country" is when a lot of springs and brooks to travel over roads where they a tribute to Washington's patriot- flow into a little creek they make it SANITARY PLUMBER genuis with into a big river," dare not venture on ordinary ism and in connection she said. Office the foundation of the United States "Ek! Ek! That is right," said Estimates Furnished. Old Post Building, Wailuku tires. That is why Caterpillars are growing in popular- Government Perky Squirrel. "And supposing that ity so rapidly. Washington belonged to the Federal- big river gets dammed so the waters ist party. can't get away what happens then. Washington died at Mount Vernon, "The water backs up and makes a December 14, 1799. lake," put in Jack. HOW ABOUT THE JAPANESE? DAN CAREY He was first inaugurated President "To be sure. That is what I have T. in New York. been trying to tell you," chattered Are you getting alt business from them you want? If not, Perky Squirrel. the MAIN ST., WAILUKU Don't you see all you can reach them In only one sure way, in their own language. Tell - Don't miss Mother O' Mine. Book the little streams of melting snow them what you have that they want in advertisements and in hand- your seats early. Adv. water pouring into the creek. Don't bills. you know that soon they wi'.' make it a big river?" Semi-Weekl- y N. K. Otsuka, Prop. "Yes," agreed Jack. The creek and Issued MAUI RECORD the tiny streams trickling into it did not look so harmless now. JOB PRINTING "Well, before you laugh again come and see what Bucky Beaver is doing," Translations from English to Japanese and Japanese to English snapped Perky Squirrel. Jack and Janet followed him until they came to a place where the creek spread out into a pond which was covered with Ice. "What a dandy skating pond," cried Jack. "I wish we had found this place before the thaw began." WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT "Ek ! Ek! That isn't a skating Mp $ pond. That is a swimming pool!" KAHULUI RAILROAD COMPANY'S declared Perky Squirrel. The Wailuku Hardware & Grocery Co., Ltd. j "Whose swimming pool?" aked MERCHANDISE DEPARTMENT Janet. "Bucky Beaver's swimming Bool," WAILUKU, MAUI MM replied Perky Squirrel, "And huw he JS WNION OAS ININt CONPMtV FO is turning it into a big flood by HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS FOR " building his dam higher. See him JM . at work there!" EAST MAUI, FOR Perky Squirrel pointed to the op- J Klnul IU. UN 3 posite side of the pond. Sure enough. $ Jack and Janet could see a dain, and at work on the dam, building It up, A. G. Spalding & Bros. A OiHtluun iuiuni t Mtilai . !!'?!; were half a dozen strange animals. Vl fruwUco. California. 'I , I' FAMOUS k tu - . (In Tuesday' chapter Jack and ? Janet learn of Bucky Beaver's bold TENNIS, BASEBALL AND ATHLETIC GOODS plot.) -- ) tt - f txwi ,, mx 1LH.J J -- u ), I mtt U the TOIOH mm, inlet T. ta-- Why They're So Buey aea-r- ttm eo.ee A AaUea la the ll. dirigible JSoenUy aede a eucc.eefai fllht an attraete IM r "What makes girls run about the C attention of tM 4eK.AU or ttm ea Conjerenee..hlla way they club- elrcUu ever HMhlngtoa, particularly teceuee of tne J' do?" snarls a petulant of 1' woman, exchange suggests p foot that It wis eentala.tne mU'i eurU and a timid E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd. eo---. they may trying to find iS 6. a leter ehl ef h ahlcn be their K f 1 C. koldo tha wrla'e aon-at- record for ilrlme, mothers. Kansas City Journal. Distributors for the Territory. T . j, aaulppad ll OUIim Biilnaa ana IOI Uel R' - aaloltt lued la their be.rln... The bearenae f V tot UXIoa Znglnea anion aatabllahad aorla'a reeorae la A tut ttiltea tata Aeronautical faatlat laboratory la 44 aoapatltlon ltn Aaorleaa and foreign.. iad tor r A L aj XXXX nickel Babbitt. In fact. uaad tnl ay yara. bothna alrplaa . f AUTO TOP SHOP T aabbitt for bearing for aim - ,V1 and aula and h neriT received a laU ravl OMpialnt. Taalea aortalsly anaak hlghlj for your A T. MATSUDA, PROPRIETOR l " a New tops built. Old tops repaired IFS A PLEASURE TO SHOP r Inly your. jl First class machine work. KALUA AVE., WAILUKU In the handsomest store on Maui, where one finds a com- plete stock of Dry Goods, Furnishings, Notions, Gro- ceries and general merchandise, where service and atten- Japanese Mercantile tion are the best Company THE LAHAINA STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone 27-- B, Lahaina. Branch at Puukolii. PHONE 281-- KAHULUI. SEMI-WEEKL- SIX Y MAUI NEW. FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1922.

trap door into the cellar. Then he WAILUKU HIPPODROME 'Mother 0 Mine' Will summons Dr. Ferris and makes the JAPANESE GOODS amazing proposal that the eminent You Don't Have to Look "DICK" P. HARRIS, MgT. Be Big surgeon amputate Wilmot's legs and A SPECIALTY Weeks Play graft them onto him (Blizzard). The 'Em Up! surgeon J. ONISHI 24 keen sees that Blizzard Is SATURDAY, JUNE At Hippodrome msd, but pretends to Recede to his GENERAL MERCHANDISE All the Authentic Styles of CARL LAEMMLES STUPENDOUS PRODUCTION request. He puts him under ether, KAHULUI. operates pressure 1922 are right here now! PRISCILLA DEAN in "CONFLICT" but instead for on poems the brain, caused by the same acci- Everything from Headwear Also "FANTOMAS" and "INTERNATIONAL NEWS" Many books, and songs have dent In his boyhood, which lost him been written and dedicated to Mother his legs. Blizzard awakens, an en- EQUIP down to Footwear. SUNDAY, JUNE 25 There is not one of us that cannot tirely different man, softened, gentle, TO YOUR CAR WITH look back to the day when we would with memory of his former existence If a Well-Groome- d Man LON CHANEY in PENALTY" run to Mother in our troubles of "THE appearing only as a bad nightmare. Norwalk Tires and It AND A GOOD COMEDY childhood days and always find that Fate, in the shape of a bullet fired Would Wear loving sympathy that only a Mother by one of his former accomplices, can give. You'll find it in our store. MONDAY, JUNE 26 cuts short Blizzard's chance to live a Tubes Years slip by and as she watches right life, and he pays the penalty BUCK JONES in BIO PUNCH" us grow from her baby into men and IS TRUE ECONOMYl "THE go of his mad career. GEORGE SOON women and forth into the world a Also Mermaid Comedy "BANG" and "MUTT and JEFF" to fight life's great battle. With These tires have established ' "THE GREAT ACCIDENT" nrlrlo clln tl fl tnltOQ Viol hohv .lirviK record here in the Islands second Foresters' Bldg., Kahului tin. If Tom Moore were running for to none for dependability and long TUESDAY, JUNE 27 wards towards success or some must Mayor of this town, would he get Men's Furnishings bear the pain of seeing service. SHIRLEY MASON in "THE LAMPLIGHTER" them fall. your vote? We have been told that A trial will convince you of NOR- But through it all there is one thing Moore's smile would never fails, a Tom radiant WALK superiority. Also "IN BAD AGAIN" and "FOX NEWS" that that Mothers love. guarantee a certain porportion of the Handled by Garages and Dealers Thomas II Ince in his greatest pic- feminine vole in any community. everywhere. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28 ture since "Civilization", the picture At any rate he's given a chance Sign! that has stirred the hearts of all, Look for the NORWALK THOMAS H. INCE FEATURE ATTRACTION ALL STAR CAST shows in "Mother O' Mine" that great Distributed by BUY BY MAIL "MOTHER '0 MINE" something in a Mothers love that even authors have failed to put in Theo. H. Davies & Co., Also "THE KING OF THE CIRCUS" and "PATHE NEWS" words. I'll save money for you. Men's It is a picture that all should see LIMITED Clothing, shirts, collars, neckties THURSDAY, JUNE 29 and when you have seen it you will HONOLULU and HILO and other furnishings. Pictures realize even better than ever how and novelties. The advantage over TOM MOORE in "THE GREAT ACCIDENT" great is a Mother love. Also "THE WHITE HORSEMAN" and "PATHE NEWS" "Mother O' Mine" opens at the the ordinary mail order business is Walluku Hipp Wednesday the 28th. In you have me here to see the goods FRIDAY, JUNE 30 addition to this seven reel feature are right, when they come. production "Pop" Hutton the boy CHILDREN'S PROGRAM, "SPECIAL BALLOON NIGHT" scout executive on OCEANIC Maui will sing GET A GLARE SHIELD the song, "Mother Machree." The reserve seat sale will open at the Maui Drug co. on Monday the 26th. STEAMSHIP CO. and protect yourself and your car KAHULUI THEATER Be sure and see this beautiful pro- when driving. C. Mgr. duction. E. CHATTERTON, U SIDNEY SHORT LINE "CONFLICT" ! W. W. DISMUKES SATURDAY, JUNE 24 Love, hate, anger and joy all find Sonoma from Sydney, July 27 an outlet in the gripping story "Con- N.xt to Wailuku Hotel POLA NEGRI in "THE LAST PAYMENT" flict," which will bring the beautiful 6A days to Coast Also "FANTOMAS" and "INTERNATIONAL NEWS' Priscilla Dean to the Hipp Theatre on Saturday. Ventura to San Francisco, June 27 SUNDAY, 25 Priscilla Dean fans, who have been JUNE anxiously awaiting, the star's latest TOM MOORE ,"The Great Accident' CARL LAEMMLE S STUPENDOUS PRODUCTION picture, after having enjoyed "Repu- For particulars, etc., apply DEAN tation" so thoroughly, will be more to prove it in his latest picture, "The PRISCILLA in "CONFLICT" than repaid for their patient vigil. Great Accident," shown at the Hipp pic- And Mermaid Comedy "BANG" This Universal-Jewe- l production is theatre next Thursday. In the C. BREWER & CO. supreme in its detail and technicali- ture, Tom Moore plays the part of a MONDAY, JUNE 26 ties, a great deal of time having been reckless, happy - ne'er-do-wel- l LIMITED spent on finding desirable locations whose name was placed on the LON CHANEY in ' ' THE PENALTY ' ' ballot as a practical joke on his GENERAL AGENTS, HONOLULU father. They said that only a great Also "KING OF THE CIRCUS" and "BURTON HOLMES" 3 accident could elect him and sure enough it happened! You'll like this TUESDAY, JUNE 27 picture. Come and see it! BUCK JCNES in "THE BIG PUNCH" Greater Yields and Better Crops NEXT WEEKS FEATURES P. O. Box 484 Phone 8197 Also "WHERE IS MY WIFE" and "MUTT and JEFF" 2365 N. King Next weeks program that opens at DA St., Honolulu 1 Sat- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28 the Wailuku Hippodrome next urday is one of the best offered tor JAPANESE PICTURES some time. Carl Laemmle presents and Priscilla Dean as the star In his Uni- THURSDAY, JUNE 29 versal Jewel Super Production "Con- ICHIKI HOTEL SHIRLEY MASON in flict" Miss Dean will be . remembered Photo4 "THE LAMPLIGHTER" by the wonderful acting in "Outside ROOMS $1.00 PER NIGHT Also A GOOD COMEDY and "PATHE NEWS" The Law", "Once To Every Woman" Reasonable rates by the week or and "Reputation". She will be seen Supplies month. now in "Conflict" and in the very FRIDAY, JUNE 30 & 136-- H. near future her latest production Wailuku, Phone Maui, T. TOM MOORE in "THE GREAT ACCIDENT" "Wild Honey" will be shown. SEND FOR CATALOG Also "THE WHITE HORSEMAN" The Paramount feature which SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MAIL and "PATHE NEWS' r- ill " "wiviiM opens next Wednesday will be the ORDERS Thomas H. Ince masterpiece "Mother Hiro, The Tailor O' Mine" which is considered by the Honolulu Photo Supply reviewers to be the best thing he has Is Ready to Make Your Latest Style Spring Suit Scene from"CORTUCVtwveSAisrirf4 produced since "Civilization." "Mo- Co. O' Mine" Is a story that brings ELECTRIC WIRING, REPAIRING &crtsijAf-l- r PRISCILLA DEAN ther "EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC" r home to us all, that, which we are Good Fit Guaranteed P. for the North Woods scenes. That sometimes apt to forget, the great O. BOX 1059 FORT ST. Tel. 213-- Market St. Wailuku Neat Wcrk The product of many years experience. they are true in every detail will be devotion of a Mother love. The readily observed even by the most ex- writer sat through this picture at Estimates gladly furnished Reasonable Prices. pert woodsman. the Liberty in Honolulu twice and Honolulu Paper Co., Ltd. K. Machida Drug Store "Conflict" presents a cast worthy booked it as a special feature in order of note, including, as leading man, that the Maui circuit would get an Everything in paper, stationery and ICE CREAM Herbert Rawlinson, one of the best early showing of this seven reel supplies. Prices quoted on application The Best in Town SAM MAHOE known players of screen, Edward masterpiece. the and samples submitted And a Soda Fountain Connelly, Hector Sarno, Martha Mat-to- It is the sinere wish of the manage- Give Us a Trial WAIILUKU PHONE 122-- A MAUI L. C. Shumway, Sam Allen, Capt. ment that every Man, Woman and C. E. Anderson, Milton Brown and Child on Maui will see "Mother O" KAHULUI : WAILUKU Bill Gillis. Mine" and with this splendid feature Stuart Paton, the well known di "Pop" Hutton will sing "Mother Ma QUICK SERVICE rector of "Reputation," also directed chree" at the Hippodrome Wednes- this picture. Many of the most im day the 28th. So be sure and book Clothes, suits andTKats cleaned and portant sequences of the narrative your seats at the Maui Drug Co. at dyed. Good work assured The Most Modern Barber t RESTAURANT were taken in British Columbia, no advance in prices. YOSHIZAWA CLEANING SHOP Shop in Wailuku i where accurate scenes in the logging Commencing Sunday July 2nd. The open Puunene Ave. Kahului 4 Chairs Quickest Service Food to tempt the apetite of the most fisHous and de- industry were obtained. The atmos Kahului Theatre will for Sunday P. O. Bo 131 pheric background shows and will run every Sun- licious enough to set before a king. of the story is other said to be startling in its exactness. day evening, the opening feature will R. ISHIZU T. AH FOOK Kahului Dynamiting a log Jam was one of be the big Universal Jewel Super Market St., Wailuku the exciting incidents of the expedi production in seven reels featuring tion. It was faithfully caught by the Priscilla Dean in the play "Conflict". camera and will give a mighty thrill The management has arranged to BcifcrLkjhtiiuj Brings TIME TABLE KAHULUI RAILROAD CO. to playgoers. show a special feature every other Sunday at Kahului Theatre and Maui ALEXANDER I. T Daily Passenger Train Schedule (Except Sunday) "THE BIG PUNCH" fans may always be sure of seeing quick a feature program on night. decisions.It. Admirers of Buck Jones evidently this The following schedule went into effect November 18, 1918. n- - have a great treat in store for them Don't blame the shop" in his newest William Fox production, Curing Johnnie & per for hesitating. TOWARDS WAILUKU TOWARDS HAIKU "The Big Punch . "Tom," said his wife, "I don't be- The color, finish and From the stout lieve you smoked one of those cigars quality can only be Distance! hearted Bim in Distance Pals" fighting cow I gave you on your birthday." seen where the lighting 9 I 7 STATIONS "Just and the 10 boy in "Two Moons" Buck changes "That's right my dear," he replied. BALDWIN is correct Miles Miles I to a tender but stout-hearte- cir- "I'm going to keep them until our For expert advice Oft cuit rider of the hills, who fights Johnnie wants to learn to smoke." lighting, consult-- P M P MP M AM A M X MIA M P M LIMITED P MP M in other ways than with the six- - Boston Transcript. shooter. This latest story presents 5 33 3 30; 1 25 8 35 G 25 A..Wailuku..L 6 40 8 40 1 5 30 3 35 38 tne wnoiesome young star in a cha SEALED TENDERS 5 23 3 20 1 15'8 23 6 25 15.3 L.. ..A 0 6 60 8 50 1 40 3 45 5 48 racter that should win .. the hearts of ..Kahului al . 3 17 -- .18 A... ..1 Sealed tenders for the construction 5 20 20 12.0 3.3 6 52 1 42 3 47 Buck Jones never has appeared in a 5 3 07 10 I... ..A of Sister's Cottage, Malulanl Hospital Sugar Factors in .8 7 02 1 52 3 57 more affecting story than is "The .. Spree li- - .. 6.9 Big Punch," written by Jules G. Furth- - County of Maul, Territory of Hawaii, .18 OH A., 6 09 3 05 8.4 elsville ..t 7 03 1 63 3 58 man. It is a story of devotion and will be received by the Board of Su- Commission 6 0O;2 .18 001 I...... A Merchants 55 9.8 7 12 2 05 4 10 sef sacrifice for mother, brother, and pervisors of the County of Maul, at 5.5 .. I'aia a little Salvation Army lassie. I County Clerk's office, 4 512 53 7 57 A.. 7 15 2 07 4 12 the Wailuku, and 4 5212 47 7 52 U. ... 7 20! 2 14 4 19 "THE PENALTY" Territory of Hawaii until 2:00 P. M. 3.4 .. llnnia- - .. 51I2 119 How the blunder of a young doctor Friday July 14th. 1922, at which 4 46 ...... 7 50 A..kuaiuko..T 7 22 2 15 4 20 in needlessly cutting off both his legs place and hour they will be publicly Insurance Agents 4 45:2 40 17 45.... L.. ..A 7 30 2 23 4 28 when he was a boy, I little so embi- opened and read. 1.4 ..Pauwela.. 13.9 a man, that his lite became a 4 4412 29 17 441.... A.. ..1 7 32 2 ttered Copies of prosposals, plans and 25 4 30 cunning campaign of hate des- 4 7 I,.. ...A and 4012 35 40 0 Haiku 15.3 7 36 2 30 4 35 truction for society, is the praphic specifications can be obtained at the JOHN A ROBINSON theme of "The Penalty," the new office of the County Engineer, Wai- AGENTS FOE PUUNENE DIVISION G.oldwyn Picture by Gouverneur Mor- luku, Maui, T. H. A deposit of $5.00 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ris. will be required plans "Blizzard" (Lon Chaneey), broods for each set of Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Lahaina, Maui, T. H. TOWARDS PUUNENE TOWARDS KAHULUI and specifications. always over that terrible moment Company 3 1 when, after the accident, he was Tenders must be made on the pro- 2 4 coming out from under the ether and posal blanks supplied by the County Maui Agricultural Company Passenger Passenger Distance STATIONS Passenger heard the older surgeon accuse his Engineer WHEN YOU WANT instance Passenger young assistant of having needlessly and enclosed in en enve- wrecked boy's by lope furnished, sealed, and sent to Hawaiian Sugar Company PM AM Miles Miles AM the life amputating hauling and trucking and want PM both his legs. Blizzard has become the County Clerk so as to reach his a power in the Kahuku Company service call 50 6 00 .0 jL..Kahulul..A 2.6 6 22 3 underworld of San office not later than 2:00 P. M. Fri- Plantation I 15 Francisco. He lives in an alley on 8 00 6 10 2 5 lA.Puunene.il .0 . 6 3 July 14th, 1922. Any SNIFFEN It 05 the Barbury Coast, San Francisco, day, and all bid3 McBryde Company Sugar Phone 247-- B O. where he is hatching a gigantic plot not in accordance with this section P. Box 144 1. All trains dally except Sundays. to city. (Labor Train) loot the He also laid a cun- will be at once rejected Kahului Railroad Company t. A Special Train will leave Walluku dally, except Sundays, ning plan, laid to entrap "Barbara at 6:80 a. m., arriving at Kahului at 5:50 a. m.. and connecting with the The right is reserved tl reject any Ferris" (Claire Adams), daughter of Kauai Railroad Company :00 a. m. train for Puunene. Doctor Ferris (Charles Clary), who or all bids. Singer Sewing Machines ' I. BAGGAGE RATES: 150 pounds of personal baggage will be carried free is now a great surgeon and By Order of the Board of Supervi- 75 whom Honolua Ranch of charge on each whole ticket, and pounds on each half ticket, when Blizzard knows as the man who cut sors For and Within the County Cash or Easy Payments baggage is in charge of and on the same as holder of train the of the ticket. off his legs. Maui. For excess baggage 25 cents per 100 pounds or part thereof will be By a fake telephone message Kauai Fruit & Land Company K. tell- By OHTA, Agent. charged. ing Dr. Ferris that Barbara is at his WM. FRED KAAE For Ticket Fares and other information see Local Passenger Tariff I. C. C. house, he gets "Wilmot" (her suit- County Clerk, County of Maul. Phons 160c. Walluku. Main Street No. 12 or inquire at any of the Depots. or), there and throws him through a (June 23, 30. July 7, 11.) SEMI-WEEKL-Y MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1922. SEVEN

4 Sunday Schools Hold Fine news columns for the generous gilt of 200 pounds of pork that made the Maui High School Informality With Rally Paia Hawaiian Church luau possible. Holds Its Seventh Novelties to Mark DRESSMAKING PARLORS With over two hundred kiddies and 'GOOD MEN' GOING BAD grown folks attending, the Hamakua-poko- , Commencement Night Dinner Thursday Haiku, Huelo, and Kaheku Sun-- j LOS ANGELES, June 22 (Associa- TATSUE HATANAKA day schools gathered last Sunday at ted Press) Reverand Donald Ste- ' the Pala Hawaiian church for a days wart a temperence worker who is ocial outing. Singing by many of credited with having caused the Its seventh annual commencement Set speeches will be few at the the different classes was the feature of segregated districts In exercises were held by Maui High dinner which the Maui Chamber of DRESSES, SHIRTS AND PAJAMAS MADE TO ORDER of the entertainment program and Beveral California towns and author School Wednesday night in the Paia Commerce and the Maui County Fair greatly enjoyed. of the song, "We'll make California Community House where diplomas and Racing Association will extend IN TAISHO SHOTEN Later a genuine Hawaiian prepared Dry," was arrested tonight and charg- were presented to 12 graduates with to former secretary of those organiza- PUUXENE KAHULUI PHONE 68-- H luau was spread and served to all ed with committing bigamy in several ceremonies appropriate to the ending tions Judge D. H. Case next Thurs- AVE., the gathering and the Sunday school states. It is charged he defrauded of their school days and their advent day night at the Grand Hotel. The committe requests that Maui News his several wives of many thousands into a larger life. For the occasion committee and the toast master. J. thank Mr. Harold Rice through its of dollars. the hall had been beautifully decorat- Garcia, William Walsh, H. B. Penhal- ed by the Junior Class with the Bchool low and J. J. Walsh met yesterday and class colors and the class flower morning and went over the plans. golden shower, was used In profusion. Several novelties have been arranged Quantities of other flowers were pre- for the program. Tissue Creme Will Soften That Skin sented to the graduates in the course One speech on behalf of the Cham- of the exercises and at the close. ber of Commerce and one for the Rev. A. W. Palmef of Central Union Fair and Racing Association consti- give your engine Church, Honolulu, was the chief speak- tute all the set talks for it is desired MARINELLO SHOP er evening, delivering ad- get away H. C. La Moe, Prop. 1110 Fort St., Honolulu Prion 2091 of the the to from formality. There dress to the graduates. He took for will be Beveral short talks, three to an internal bath frequently and his topic "Obedience" and urged obe- five minutes and a skit is being pre- dience to Ideals as well as to the law. pared for the occasion that will fur- save repair bills. You pay for In the course of his remarks he found nish plenty of fun. There will also occasion to bring out forcibly the be rendered an epic dedicated to the oil, vve pay for the labor. i i point of obedience to the prohibition Judge Case and Miss Alma Ross will law whether one advocated its enact- dance and Miss Eva Rodriguez Maui's Overhauling and Repairing. ment or not. sweet young singer Is expected to One change In the previously ar-- 1 render a solo. During the Intermis- Batteries charged and repaired. ranged program was made, the dip-- 1 sions there will be music by a six lomas were awarded by Rev. E. E. piece Hawaiian orchestra. Pleasant instead of Commissioner D. Just what the skit will be the C. Lindsay. committee declines to announce but H. GENT and J. FE1TEIRA Edward Beckwith Hair, the class It has leaked out that there will be president, who delivered the words of plenty of fun and humor in It. Neither welcome for his class, will attend the will the toastmaster say upon whom WAILUKU Sale ll'niversity of Hawaii next year. He he will call for the shorter talks. For i was the winner of the $100 scholar-- At the committee meeting there was ship awarded by the Maui Woman's also a report on the menu that Is Club. to be furnished which met the satis- Uernice Corell was a sweet saluta-- ! faction of all the members. torian and Ruth Lei Aloha Whitehead Mrs. Russell Bridgeford reports made history interesting with a charm that cards making reservations are HOUSE AND LOT ON ing grace. David P. Penhallow was coming in more rapidly. Preparations AUCTION the prophet of his class forecasting are being made for from 200 to 300. great things for his fellow graduates. Members of the r. 'nlzations Helen Sara Palmatier read the class have the privilege ' ing wives At the Residence of Judge L. L. Burr, mauka HIGH STREET will which bequeathed the Joys and or Other members of the family or sorrows and responsibilities to the house guests. classes to come and Richard Penhal-jlo- the Maui Hotel delivered an excellent valedictory Former Residence of V. A. Vetlesen address. The opening prayer was de- Writ of Error For livered by Rev. E. E. Pleasant and WAILUKU, MAUI, T. H. Containing an Area of Aproximately the benediction by Rev. J. C. Villiers. Cleofe Ruiz Denied ;The singing by the Glee Club was 8000 Square Feet I especially enjoyed. SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1922, 2 P. M. The graduates were: Edward Beck-jwit- h Frontage on High Street, 94 Feet Hair, class president; Ruth Lei (ASSOCIATED TRESS Rugs, Aloha Whitehead, HONOLULU June 22 The supreme Dining Table Several Ralph Douglas Baldwin, secretary-treasurer- ; court has denied the application for a Dining Room Chairs, Wicker Stand, Richard Penhallow, valedic writ of error and a new trial on be Mattress, Ferns, torian; Bernice Corell, salutatorian ; half of Cleol'e Ruiz, convicted of mur Bed Springs and Inquire at Christine Catherine Williams, Klwo der in the circuit court of Maui. Dresser, Garden Hose, Soong, Yone Yoshimoto, David Pearce Tools, Penhallow, Helen Sara Palmatier, Ruiz was convicted of murder sev- Kitchen Safe, Garden Ngan Kin Lum, Flora Lulu Nunes. eral weeks ago and the application for Perfection Oil Stove, 1 Burner , Dishes, MAUI NEWS OFFICE the writ was made by a firm of Hono- attorneys. He was sentenced to Perfection Oil Stove, 4 Burners, lulu Poles, Or Phone 24, Wailuku Kahului Parents Hear serve a term of 20 years Kitchen Utensils, Curtain Singer Sewing Machine, Window Shades, Of Kindergarten Work Typewriter, Wash Board, Confederate Veterans Typewriter Table, Wash Basin. In lieu of holding closing exercises Assail Lincoln As by the Children of the Kahului kind- ergarten, owing to Mrs. Konda being W. F. CROCKETT, busy preparing Japanese language Cause Civil War school teachers for their examina- Auctioneer. tions, a meeting of parents of the children attending the kindergarten HOLIDAY WEEK STEAMER night, members of the RICHMOND, Virginia June 22 The ' was held last United Confederate Veterans unani- kindergarten committee speaking on com- subjects of to the mously adopted the historical SCHEDULE various Interest mittees report that "War between parents. per to were the states was deliberately and Receipts from March June sonally concurred by Lincoln and that told of by Mr. Kinoshita, the treas- was responsible for S. S. Kilauea will sail from Honolulu Monday, July urer. Mr. Onishi spoke on the organi- he, personally, forcing war upon the South." The re- - V II zation of the kindergarten and Rev. use in the 3 at 8 o'clock p. m. for Lahaina and Kahului and will E. gave history port recommended the E. Pleasant the of the of South the history of Institution from the time of in- schools the DO YOU HATE not proceed to Hana and Mahukona. She will sail from its the civil war as written by Colonel ception. Mrs. Tanabe of the Kahului Huger Johnston of Curryville, Kahului for Honolulu at 1 1 :30 p. m. Tuesday, July 4. language school thanked the commit- tee and Maul Aid and the teachers FRIENDS? For-este- TEH2HLL YOUR All passenger space on both trips is reserved by the rs for all they have done for the parents COURT OF THE v Mrs. Konda told of the equipment IN THE CIRCUIT " 'that has been purchased and brought SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY FOR EAST MAUI PORTS In since March, all paid for and still OF HAWAII. leaving a balance of $10 In the treas- is not a kindness to name a friend as executor of Chambers In Probate No. 1933. S. S. Kilauea will sail from Honolulu Thursday, July ury for such purposes. At ITyour will or trustee of your estate. Your friends 6, Ka- Rev. E. E. Pleasant showed motion instead of Friday, July 7, at 8 p. m. for Lahaina, pictures and stereopticon slides and In the matter of the Estate of Ichitaro have business worries of their own and the responsibil- hului, Keanae, Kipahulu, Hana and Kaupo, but not to refreshments of punch, cake and Harada, Late of Ulumalu, Maui, T. out the provisions of your will would cookies were served. A solo was H., Deceased. ity of carrying Mahukona, and returns to Kahului from Hana Saturday, prettily sung by Mrs. Smythe. be an added burden. The Trent Trust Company makes 1 Petition of J. ONISHI FOR the ap- resuming her regular schedule Saturday night, July 0. Much credit Is given Mrs. Konda business of this work and has a department that can and Miss Cabral her assistant for the pointment of A. K.TING, as Adminis- a success achieved. Miss Cabral has trator of said Estate. give your beneficiaries the benefit of many years of Thursday, S. S. KINAU handled from 40 to 45 children from IT IS ORDERED, that experience in administering estates. 2 to 3V4 years of age since she came the 27th day of July, A. D. 1922, at 10 This steamer has been chartered by the Foresters and to the kindergarten. o'clock A. M., be and the same is here- will -- 8f by appointed for hearing said Petition leave Honolulu for Lahaina and Kahului Friday at the Court Room of this Court, in evening, June 30. She will sail on her return trip from Graduated While Far Away Wailuku, County of Maul, Territory of Hawaii. Kahului for Honolulu Tuesday, July 4, at II p. m. From Harvard University Wailuku, Maul, T. H. June 22, 1922. 1922. Graduated though thousands of BY THE COURT: Inter-Islan- d Steam Navigation Co. miles away from the institution where MANUEL ASUE. he completed his course is the ex- - clerk. perience of Dick Linton. Commence-jjnen- t (Seal of Court) exercises were held at Harvard W. F. Crockett, this week and among Attorney for Petitioner. So to serve that we may continue to serve. LODGE MAUI, No. 472, P. & A. M. ALOHA LODGE NO the graduates k 3 KNIGHTS of the class of 1922 the name of Lin- (June 23. 30, July 7, 14.) OF PYTHIA8. ton appears. The graduation exer- cises at which the degree of A. IB. NOTICE TO CREDITORS conies to him Is almost to the day four years from his graduation from MAUI PINEAPPLE COMPANY, LTD. Maul High School. i This class Is the "war class" of NOTICE is hereby given that the Harvard which was badly disrupted Maui Pineapple Company, Limited, Stated meetings will be held at Regular by the entrance of the-- United States an Hawaiian Corporation, has been Masonic Hall, Kahului, on first meetings will be held at the the Knlghtii of Pythias Hall, Wai- into the war. Linton might, had he dissolved, and that A. F. Tavares, Saturday night of each month at 7:30 applied for It. been advanced to the Esquire, has been appointed Trustee o'clock. luku, od the second and fourth Friday of each month, at 8 p. m. class of 1921 but he had sentimental for the creditors and stockholders GOOD NEWS FOR Visiting brethren are cordially in- reasons for not leaving the class of of said Maui Pineapple Company, Li-- vited to All visiting members are cordially attend. invited to attend. '22. He was given a leave of absence miled, by order of Hon. Henry C. GEO. N. WEIGHT, W. M. for a year and recently received word Hapal, acting Treasurer of the Ter- GASOLINE DEALERS W. A. IIOBBINS. Secretary. . H. ALFRED HANSEN. C. C. the leave was ended and his "sheep-Bkln- " ritory of Hawaii, dated the 22nd day FRANK HOHLWEG. K. R. & S. would be forwarded to him. He of May, 1922. completed his college work about a All creditors of the Maui Pineapple year in pump manufacturing make U. OGAWA ahead of time. Company, Limited, are hereby noti- SPECIALISTS 1 BEST SERVICE ON MAUI tt-- fied to present their claims to the pump, and the pump JEWELERS and WATCHMAKERS CONFERS DEGREES undersigned as said Trustee at the shows it. Milwaukee pumps have a lower first We cater to the highest and low- ofllce of. the Haiku Fruit & Packing Limited, Maui, cost, and higher earning est class trade. Watch and clock With our new equipment we NEW HAVEN, June 22 (Associat- Company, at Haiku. cost, lower operating P repairing. de- ed Press) Yale celebrating its 221 1. ll., wiinin nineiy tauj aayB iroin They fast, therefore they satisfy are able to give the most June 23rd, (which date is the date power. are P. O. Box 315 Phone 265, Wailuku commencement confered honorary de- notice.) hurry and induce them pendable, prompt and efficient grees upon several including Fu Chun of the first publication of this customers who are in a service in cleaning, pressing, Gen, principal of the Yale medical All claims not so presented shall be to come back again and again. The Milwaukee college In China. forever barred. SAITO repairing and dyeing of Men's A. F. TAVARES is a business builder. You should have one. 0. Trustee for the creditors and and Women's Clothing. Our FIRE DESTROYS HEARST ANNEX stockholders of Maul Pine- RESTAURANT steam presser can do the work apple Company, Limited. BERKELEY, June 22 (Associated (June 23, 30, July 7, 14, 21.) Honolulu Iron Works Co. 1 71-- in 5 minutes. annex was des- Market St. Tel. 2 A Press) Hearst Hall troyed by Are of unkown origin. Pa- FRESH WELL COOKED FOOD tients were removed from a nearby WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Meals Served from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. Satisfaction Guaranteed hospital which tor a time was threat- KOA FURNITURE Strictly Cash Business ened by the flames. Loss is estimat- BEST KONA COFFEE ed at 1100,000 in damage to Hearst Made to order at reasonable prices. MAUI CLOTHES Hall and the women's gymnasium. 8. MURAOKA CARPENTER SHOP Our Bread, specially made of best of quality flour, delivered anywhere CLEANING SHOP Carpenter and builder. Back - The greatest play since First Maul Savings & Development , In Wailuku. Company, Wailuku. Maul ORDERS SOUGHT. . Mother O' Mine, don't miss it. WANT ADS. PHONE Market St., opp. Kalua Ave. Adv. ALL MAUI READS MAUI NEWS EIGHT SEMI-WEEKL- Y MAUI NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1922.

O William Blalsdell and Louis "Mus- - f and Mrs. Trask, went on a picnic to j ath-- ! Tuesday where tney covy" Goeas, prominent young Waihee en.ioeu Today 'b Quotation on Personal Mention letes of St. Louis College have come games, swimming and an out of door Society The Stock Market over to Maui for. thier summer vaca- - lunch. They say they had a perfect- RAW SUGAR: ; pnlotirlM time nnd thnnk th Wai- - II 11 ionL VM I ...... 28 ajpM,,,M" " Ml.o Tnn a dialer Mrs llllril RllPflr ColTlDanV for thC trUCM Ewa - finnlo rf C. & Co. 43H D. to carry to the bonch WILL MARRY TUESDAY H. S& - T. Fleming was over tiom Lahai-- A. P. Low, will leave for Honolulu furnished them McBryde 7 na yesterday. v tonight whence she will proceed to and home again. From Honolulu comes the report 29 C. B. will that Mr. Arthur W. Oahu - Mrs. Machado leave for the Coast where she will spend the Waihee Case Peculiar Reports Wlnkley and Miss Olaa . C. 4.86 Honolulu tonight. summer Helen Walker'are to be on with relatives came from Waihee Tuesday afternoon married Pioneer . 24 Dr. George Webb was over from Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Low went to ft woman was nearly drowned Tuesday. Their engagement was re- that Walalua . 2 p potted several marri-sg- e CENTS PER POUND Lahaina yesterday. Honolulu Wednesday night. The an(j Dr. Osmers hurried to the scene weeks since. A . L35 Engels r.nn M3.B ih. I A. M. Baldwin took the Mauna Kea county engineer will return next week 0f the reported near tragedy. Reports license was taken out last Tues- 21 VV.VI Monday. fortnight day. Wailuku - Rubber, N. Y. 16c lb. to Honolulu but Mrs. Low will spend a say that a Japanese woman had tied Haiku Uuquoted . Mr. Rubber, Singapore 13c lb W. H. "Pop" Hutton, expects to go or more visiting friends in Honolulu. a string around her neck, attached a; Winkley is a time keeper for Sugar 4.86 Tuesday. De- - the H. C. & S. Co., For further Information re- to liana P. H. Ross of the Insurance r0ek to it and seated herself in the and Miss Walker Honolulu Oil 8 Worth O. Aiken took the KSlauea partment of the Bank or Maui will vnter with intent to drown herself lias been a teacher at Puunene school garding local and foreign secur- Tlipht mni-nint- ; . tn llnnnlnlil- -Mnnilnv - a linma...... In ...... Tin. . . rotiifnrr1 1...4 i. waowy 4rt xknllnw Kora. and highly popular in tuiiiiuiiiiiiomiHiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiitiDiiiiimuiiomiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiniittD ities see ' " J iha ' in 1 H n.nAn 1 I no JJ Diuuiuni iv n Puunene social Henry Streubeck took Wednesday yesterday from his mainland trip and w romlne to her chin. circles. uigni s tuiauea to nonoiuiu. wireiesseu nis tamiiy mat jie wouiu Kahului School Picnics Sounds The bridal couple will make their Coming Events J WATERH0USE Or. W. D. Baldwin will take tonior- - leave Honolulu on the Kilauea to-ro- of children's voices In happy song home at Puunene. night's Kilauea for Honolulu. night. rang out yesterday morning from. aiiiniiiiiiiioimiittiHiotmiiiimiBiimiiiiiiiaiiiMiiiimniiHiiiiiiiitG TRUST CO., LTD. Leon W. Quonsan representing the! Col. L. O. Blackman, principal WEDDING TOMORROW Kahului ,up through Wailuku tnd on SATURDAY, JUNE 24 PHONE 5701 Factors is at the Wniluku. nolulu Military Academy, will arrive Iao Valley as several truck Mr. Hugh Howell and Miss Edith B. to Into Alumni and Juniors High School Mrs. A. Saffery went over at Lahaina next Munday evening and loads of children from the Kahului M. Stalley will be wedded in Hono- Honolulu on the Mauna Kea Monday. Will visit parents of pupils of the tomorrow, dance at Pala Community House. School made the Journey from sea lulu according to reports and Bazaar Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Kalua took the Academy in Lahaina and Olownlu lie Mrs. H Englo, who from Honolulu, details of the arrange- Graduation exercises night to mountains. W. A. M. at Masonic Hall at 7:30, Third Kilauea to Honolulu Wednesday will also take in East Maul and will la substituting as principal of the ments being lacking other than that - Home 4 in afternoon nnd even- Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kunewa went leave for Hilo on Wednesday after- scl-.oc- Kanda l for William Hoopii entertained Miss Stalley will be married from the ing. over to Honolulu Wednesday night. noon. (ha nlnnln 11. a niawilinnta home of friends. Market Prices Mrs. D. T. Fleming and family of ....Mrs. George H. DeKay and Miss , .u Moi .'f r..nDi,in iho Mr. Howell is a long time Mauiite Sunday June 25 Honolua were Wailuku visitors Tues- - Mary DeKay will go to Honolulu on tn,ck8 forritransportation. Lunch was and was at one time county engineer. Baseball, Senior League at Fair K',auea Satu',,3ay will (From Extension of June 20) dY; I where they t l. nlonR and they ,,n1 tlie hjp. Miss Stalley has been teaching in Ho- Grounds, Kahului, 1:30. G. II. Lightner is booked for Joinf Rev. George H. DeKay. Mi3 The following price quotations aiv 1 ' SOrt of day ' nolulu. She was on Maui during the Baseball, East Maul League. Honolulu on the Kilauea Saturday DeKay will make her home in thn . obtained from several large wholesale Kanda "om Commencement I lie holidays last winter and has made a Baseball, West Maui League. night. capital city and Miss DeKay soon large number of friends here. dealers in Honolulu, and represent E. W. Riordan of the Standard Oil leaves for the mainland where she bazaar and sale at the Kanda home MONDAY JUNE 26 approximately the prices which they win Rt 0 Saturday Brigadier Company is a guest at the Wailuku will be married. len fictk a.fter" LUNCHEON AND BRIDGE Illustrated Lecture are paying to producers for Hawai- Hotel. Frank Holilweg was down 'rum noon: in orAf VRt ,tne ,1cal1 town Bourne Salvation Army, Nippon agricultural products. We can- look Mrs. F. Hoogs was ian John Maxim cigar salesman of Kula yesterday and reports his lien Mil people can visit the home oyer I. hostess at Theater, Lahaina at 7:30. not gurantee these prices but believe spacious grounds building her home In Waikapu Tuesday and en- Davies and Company Is due on Jla'ii is greatly improved . the and MONDAY JUNE 26 they represent approximately the visit the bazaar before their tertained a number of her friends with today. W. II. McDonald manager of tin? and Meeting Sports of present price levels. For the benefit - a of Committee Zeiz lloffschlaeger and Com lute'- I sland Drug yes- dinner hour. In the evening It is delightful luncheon followed by an W. of went to Kula many bridge. Fair Association at 7:30. of local producers the San Francisco pany returned from liana Wednea terday and returned to Lahaina last expected that of the parents of afternoon at prices on certain articles are also day. night. the girls will be present. The pro-- ! TUESDAY JUNE 27 quoted here. gram and entertainment will be BRIDGE FOLLOWS LUNCHEON follow- Harold Hill internal revenue agent W. W. Chamberlain, his son Wild-re- Water Carnival at Puunene Animal Products I given at 7 o'clock to which all are In by 8 for Maui made a trip to (una thi; and daughter Cleo returned to At her home Kula Mrs. Robert ed Dance (Invitational) o'clock. 16 to 17c lb. ,. During and Beef remains at .T4nnrlnliiI m'.rl. At invited. the afternoon von Tempsky entertained on Wednes- week. via... 1, u Walnniiiloir,71!llrliriT .,11...... i 1 THURSDAY JUNE 29 uiriii. a room De (dressed weight), but a drop in this Rev. and Mrs. Kalaatipa will take Chamberlain was with the Kahului evening tea win conuucieu day with a prettily appointed and predicted whore refreshments will be served, follow- Dinner of Chamber of Commerce price is in the near future the Kilauea to Honolulu tomorrow Railroad Company a little more than thoroughly delightful luncheon and Fair and Racing Association to due to an over supplied market. j' - by bridge night. 20 years ago and talked interestingly! Change in Mail Service Postmast- ed at which there were six Judge D. H. Case at Grand Hotel, Pork (liveweight) is strong- at 25c - won District Magistrate George Free- of the number of changes wrought in er A. F. Costa of Wailuku announces tables. Miss Eunice Maclaren 7:30. It)., ; with the market somewhat short. land was over from Lahaina yester-- the years i the Kilauea will not go to liana the first prize, Mrs. H. B. Penhallow since he moved tt 'hat 1 Chickens prices quoted Mam. on Tuesday Juiy W. con- SATURDAY JULY steady at day. lulu. and lorn the first consolation and second week, 40 to 45c lb. (live weight) Wednesday -- to ame solation to Mrs. D. B. Murdoch. Luau for Latter Day Saints Church, last C. S. Child returned n but will return Honolulu the went for borilers and 55 to 65c 11). for afternoon from a brief visit, to Uo- - U . n day at 11 :p .m., one day in advance The guests were, Mesdames F. F. Kahului Community House. roasters. will be A. II. B. Opening Day of Make Happy at nolulu. of regular schedule. There Baldwin. McPhee, Penhallow, Eggs moving upward, 60 to 65c visit- G. O. Grounds. open 10 A. L. R. Murray .of Honolulu is no mail for Honolulu on Wednesday, S. A. Baldwin, J. Zabriskie, W. Fair Gates at dozen, supply somewhat short. ing on .Maui and registered at the Pertinent Paragraph; July 5th, unless something unfore Aiken, F. L. Hoogs, Jas. Cumming, M. Baseball, horse racing, entertain- the Wailuku. seen happens. On the return trip J. J. Walsh, Louise Jones, Wm. H. ments, shows dancing, carnival. Produce and Fruits L. C. Lewis went to Honolulu Wed- from Honolulu, the Kilauea will leave Engle, 1). S. Wadsworth, J. C. Fitz- SUNDAY 2 Bananas, 2 to 3c lb. by the bunch JULY (according to quality) by nesday night and is expected home Committed as Insane Mrs. Mit.su one day in advance of regular sche- gerald, C. P. Durney, D. B. Murdoch, Fourth Annual District Court Con- lb. hand. Exporters 4c 2 tomorrow. Tnnaka was committed to the insane dule, arriving at Kahului on Friday J. T. Moir, Jr., Ben Williams, Emma vention A. O. F. at Foresters HaU, the are getting - to O. B. W. A. Louissan representing a Hono- asylum in Honolulu by Magistrate morning, the 7th, instead of Saturday Macfarlane. F. E. Sawyer, W. K. Wat-kin- s 10 A. M. 34c lb. F. Honolulu. Cabbages stronger, 2 lulu Jewelry concern will retu.n to I'acheco of Makawao on Wednesday, and will proceed on to Hana and aud T. B. Linton and Misses Make Happy, Baseball Jap- a little to 1:30 3c lb., the supply rather short now. tonight. - "ukona, returning to Kahului in time Eunice MacLaren, Edith Mist and anese championship. Alexander House Settlement No- ' Wrestling Abbanitia was a passenger ner Lady Macfarlane. Cucumbers steady at about 40c doz. Father (ices nave jssuej for the annual meet for regular Saturday schedule. MONDAY JULY 3 average from haina on the Wednesday. Alexander' Set't " for size. - of House lenient Make Happy. Baseball, horse races night Kilauea Z""l FOR MRS. NICOLL Papayas 1 to lb., very plentiful Association at which trustees will Q,ln Vjl In entertainments, shows, dancing car- and quality improving.lc Rev. and Mrs. L. Ben Kaumeheiwa be on 30. OCIl Mrs. Worth O. Aiken elected June entertained nival day and evening. Pears (avocado) a little lower, vari- are going to Honolulu tomorrow night for Mrs. W. S. Nicoll at Puuomalei Special meeting on Kilauea. Tenders are Sought Bids for the of Maui Chamber able from 3 to 10c, according to the construction of a cottage Fiiffht vesterday afternoon with a luncheon. of Commerce and informal reception L. B. McNeill, representing Hall sisters' at to South Temp-skv-, size and quality. Malulani Hospital are sought by Her guests were Mrs. Dora von for Dr. Elwood Mead at Territorial 2 and Son will leave for Honolulu to-- ! the Pineapples to 2l4c lb.. county. Tenders will be opened at J. G. Zabriskie, D. B. Murdoch, Building, 4 p. m. Potatoes (sweet) recovered a little, . morrow night. 2 Nellie B. Hair and W. S. Nicoll. C. o'clock Friday July 14. (ASSOCIATED PKKtiS) TUESDAY JULY 4 2 to lb. Irish potatoes 3 to D. Lindsay is one of Maui's . Following the luncheon an informal 2c - Parade of Foresters, Kahului, 8 3 He lb (Hawaiian grown). Shriners in Honolulu. He went over Accident Board Meets The Maui AMOV. .Tune 23 Artvieea from Ran- afternoon was spent. Wednesday night. industrial Accident Board held a ton say Sun Yat Sen is abroad one of a. m. String beans about 3&c lb. postponed Make Happy, morning, afternoon Tomatoes down to lb., Mr. and Mrs. James L. Faufata meeting yesterday mornine his there for the WILL TENDER DINNER lto lVc the were pasengers for Honolulu an the nnd made awards in two cases in departure of himself and wife to Hong and evening. Valley Island Day and market well supplied. auuition lo the transaction of routine Tomorrow evening at his home on night. Watermelons up, from 6 to 8c lb., Wednesday Kilauea. Kong. The bombardment ceased when Floyd Brown George L. Kinney was a passenger t uuiueB. gunners Main street Wailuku, WEDNESDAY JULY 12 according to size and quality. Sun Yat Sen's naval refused in hon- to board the Kilauea Lahainn Bail is Forfeited continue to Are on Canton. will be host at a dinner party Board of Supervisors meets at 2. Hawaiian grown corn does not at. Nakama of to or of Richard and David Penhallow night malu charged with having pos- - :a- - THURSDAY JULY 13 enter much into local trade. In San in his 30 of friends. Follow- Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Savigr session a still and about five gallons for about his July meeting Maul County Cham- Francisco yellow corn is quoted at have moved into new at of mash ing the dinner the party will proceed ber of Commerce at 3 o'clock. 33 to $34 per ton. their home forfeited $100 bail bv failure Excavations Started given by alumni Camp one Beach. to appear in Magistrate to the dance to be the FRIDAY Pacheco's and Junior class of the High School JULY 14 Mrs. J. H. Raymond and Violet j' Makawao Court. Second Session board of supervi- WANT ADS will Above Old Colophon at the Paia Community House. Raymond be down from the . D. S. Luau A Luau for - sors. mountain today. the bne- flt of the Latter Dav Saiiii l ho Hippodrome, SATURDAY JULY 15 FOR SALE 1 Ton Republic Truck Ralph Hodgson grocery.de-- i Mother O' Mine at the of the held at the Kahului Community Second annual Reunion of St. An- good partment of American will Wednesday June 28th. Adv. in condition, 1922 taxes paid factors House on Saturday, July 1 Manv ATHENS, April 12 (Associated thony School Alumni at school Tires to run six months. Se" arrive on Maul today. ' mtle features are beinir i,lnni onrt Pres Mail) American scientists have DEMANDS INVESTIGATION grounds at 7 p. m. Perreira, Makawao. Ed. Devachelle was over from Molo begun excavations upon the ancient kai yesterday Re- - and attended the tend. site of Colophon, in Asia Minor. The (ASSOCIATED PRESS) publican committee meeting. is being conducted Jointly by ome work WASHINGTON, 23 Represen Mrs. J. P. Cooke is leaving for her xe,rc,'sef ,T!oday!-h- the Fogg Museum of Art, of Harvard June in Honolulu tomorrow night wZT-'"- C S?ho1 holding its tative Woodruff, republican, introduc- S,Hf u"tlon is morning. University, and the American School ed to the house a resolution demand- GRADUATING GIFTS after a visit with Maui friends. am of Classical Studies at Athens, the George P. Cooke, executive secre j,1' PQrnf to t 10 o' ing congressional investigation into This week is a momentous one in J3 care ?"ulIy former represented by Miss Hetty property office. the lives of many young peo- - the alien Woodruff tary of the Hawaiian Homes Commis- P'1'!"'' Goldman of Bryn Mawr, and ple of Maui, marking the end of their school lives or" the 6tep into spent ami rehearsed. There is a large at- - the declared prodigious fees were being sion Wednesday on Maui. latter by DY. Carl W. Blegen, of Yale. higher studies. It is a suitable time for remembrances and we have - tendance at the exercises, paid lawyers some of whom simultane- R. C. Bowman, who has been vo- be- the gifts that suit the occasion. Fountain pens, gold pen- Pheasants Colophon lies about half way ously represented both aliens and and silver rational supervisor in Maui schools are ..Released Two tween Smynra and Ephesus. The cils, stationery, books, cameras, beads and a hundred novelties to sailed from Honolulu Wednesday. crates of half grown pheasants ar-- custodians. please. You liveJ school was awarded its two annual can't do better than at C. D. Lufkin returned from the lo' 'aui from Honolulu on the fellowships, each carrying $1,000 for Mainland on the Matsonia yesterday, Mauna Kea Wednesday and were His Consolation brought over a year. One goes to Franklin Clark Motorist "Yes, it took me about Mrs. Lufkin was in Honolulu to meet from Lahaina and taken Fry, of Hamilton College, and MAUI BOOK him there. up Hie mountain for release. There the six weeks hard work to learn to STORE about 50 grown other to Philip Haldane Davis, of drive my machine." Mrs. John Walker of Kula spent ale half young birds. Princeton University. These men Main Street, Wailuku - Pedestrian "And what have you Wednesday night in Wailuku, return- Puunene Exercifces Graduation will reside In Athens next year as lng to her mountain home yesterday exercises for Puunene school were for your pains?" morning. students of the school. Motorist "Liniment.' ' Pacific held in the Puunene Armory, were r R. A. Backus of the Hawaiian well attended and a well arranged .!!. weekly. Electric Company will return to Ho- - program was excellently rendered, Lottery Policy for n nolulu by the Mauna Kea from La The copy of the program was not haina tonight. received this morning until too late HEMSTITCHING, PIC0TING AND Rev. E. E. Pleasant will leave for for publication . AlSc'imor Lands Is In the Churches T l , , l ,, , .i ., .. ."..i...... i ... uuiiuiuiu Aiiuuunjr infill iu aiiniu l lie Sunar Frnm Usnj Tl, Annip annual convention of Hawaiian Johnson was churches. at Hana this week nu Fcund Sad Failure DRESSMAKING loaded 2.100 bags of sugar Ki- - Makawao Union Church Louie Fladel connected with Eddie from rahulu and Kaeleku. . The services of the church will be Fernandez in making preparations for .She sailed Wednesday night. Wailu-- ! held as usual next Sunday morning READY FOR BUSINESS is R 1,1 (ASSOCIATED PRESS) JUNE 26, 1922 fho:e8vir:,8,1,M.fkVr,ppy eurst ;. th."K;ue; reVt that in at 11 o'clock preceded by the ses- tne rush of loading a car ct sugai HONOLULU, June 9. Governor sion of the Sunday school. Rev. E. Alexander McKibben, who was went ' FaninSton and George Cooke express- - E. charge seriously into the harbor nnd was lost. Pleasant will have of the MRS. S. SAKAKIHARA ill the early part of the Assault iu 'u i"e opinion 01 elimination service and preach the sermon. week was reported by Dr. Rothrork homestead-arreste- d Ofcamoto a Japanese o7 KaVX-- ?f 8VeCtula,Uon in ,lu,uie this morning as much improved. present Vineyard Street, Second House above High, Wailuku on M nLL charged wilh replaclns lottery Wailuku Union Church. system by a method of selection which Sunday School 9:45 A. M. assault and battery on the person of may be one U. llamas He whs relpnim,l result of the experience Evening service of worship with 125 bail which Z sermon by Rev. E. E. Pleasant. tailed to appear for trial i uesaay ' morning. ing Jn tne territory. Opinions cVpreua- - Kahului Union Church IT WILL PAY YOU nrl iliif In nr VtA n r.,.n - C ii.. 1 A. verdict for the Defendant In the commit sion by Dr. Elwool Mead dud Paia Hawaiian Protestant Church case of Borge 1 vs Haiku Fruit Com-- Farrington con-pan- y see said the homesteading M. Kahiapo, to what THE PRUDENTIAL which occupied the attention of in Rev. Moses Fastor. ditioris Hawaii differ from those Junior Christian Endeavor 9:00 to "MAKE has to offer before closing with the circuit court the early part of the of the mainland and Farrington is HAPPY" week a verdict for the defendant was quoted in part as 10:00. any other life insurance company. brought follows: "In the Sunday school 10:00 to 11:00. OPENS , in by the Jury Wednesday territory we are striving for conditions at ternoon. Eugene Murphy Service 11:00 to 12:00. was for underwhich the homesteader will dev-th- e plaintiff and Enos Vincent for elop own Christian Endeavor senior 1:00 to BANK OF MAUI, LTD. his land. The development p. JULY me aetense. ot the 2:00 in 1st commissions work will have Every Wednesday church meeting Alumni Reunion The an- - a very definite on INSURANCE DEPARTMENT second and powerful effect 8:00. Don't wait until then make nual reunion of St. Anthony School homesteading in the future." 7:30 to "Her" happy now Alumni will be held on the Cooke expressed Every Friday church meeting 7:30 with a beautiful box of school the opinion that to Whitman's Chocolates grounds, on July 15th, 1922 at 7 p. m. "The lottery system is the outstand- 8:00. Notices will be sent out only to mem- ing defect in our homesteading Just Received laws." Good Shepherd bers of the Alumni Association. But The Waiakea controversy was discuss- Church of the Without doubt the finest assortment of PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING those who wish to Join may write ed and Farrington pointed out the Sunday, June 18th. cholocates 10 Aim Wong, Recording Holy 8 A. M. ever displayed on Maui. in all its branche Secretary, parties concerned had finally found a Communion at wailuku for further particulars, not solution. Farrington indicated he did Sunday school at 10 A. M. Whitmans Sampler. Pleasure Island R1 ue later than July 1st, 1922. not favor the idea of placing the home- - Morning Worship at 11 o'clock. Bird, Salmagundi, Picnic up Valley Yesterday th ; steaders house lots several miles from J. Charles Villiers, rector. Library, Super Extra, and first four grades of Wailuku school their holdings. Mead will probably many other attractive and unusual packages. went picnicking up Iao Valley with leave lor Molokai about June 13 The Community Church, Lahaina their teachers Misses L. M. Bourg, W. A. Tate Ph. D. Minister. Johnstons Extraordinary, Triads, Quintettes, Edith Parson and Ellen Copp it, Mother O' Mine ia a Thomas H. Series held in Baldwin Kindergar- Nut Cluster, Inovation Sweets, etc. charge. Transportation was furnish- - luce uroduction. Don't miss ii Adv. ten the second and fourth Sunday ed by the Wailuku Sugar Company, a in the month. We are exclusive dealers on Maui for these there was abundance of "eats", in Bible School at 10 A. M. plantation world famous chocolates and have just received eluding ice cream and the children time. Birds Attract Attention In the You are cordially invited to attend a fresh shipment direct from the factories. Maui Drug Company's store parrots, Entered of Record J these services. love birds and other gay feathered! JSP birds, ready for delivery have been SERVICES IN THE CATHOLIC The Maui Drug Company, Ltd. attracting notice for the past few Lahapa Helekunihl (widow) to CHURCHES JACK BERGSTR0M days. They are some of the birds Dick K. Diamond ink in varLous pes. St. Anthony's Church "The Home of Service" mentioned as having been brought land, Hamakualoa &c, Maui, June 6, Rev. Father Justin, Pastor. over P. O. Box 145, Wailuku from Honolulu by Holt and 1922. $1250. Masses 8 and 10 a. w. Wailuku Phone 232 Maui Locey about a week ago. K. Next to Maui Hotel Hattie Maule to Maul Securities School Picnic Enjoyed Pupils Co., R. P. 5359 & - of Ltd., kul. 3481 hit. Our Lady of Victors Church i- iBlBmrnmrTi'i y i 1 v v i i i me mira graue oi wauuKU 1'uhlle in dcs land. Waihee. Maui .Tnn S. Rev. Father Bruno. ww t m v v r v rrenal AGENT HONOLULU MUSIC. CO. school, wjth their teachers, Mrs. Holt 1922. $750. Masses 8 and 10 a. m.